kiddsm95
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What boost pressure on an E316G will the IX 560's hit 100% IDC? Assuming ARP head stud equipped, will the 560's support 25 psi from an E316G?
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What boost pressure on an E316G will the IX 560's hit 100% IDC? Assuming ARP head stud equipped, will the 560's support 25 psi from an E316G?
Thanks.
do you have an upgraded fuel pump ?
Can someone post the equation for checking IDC's?
My small 16g hit fuel cut around 24psi with a walbro 190 and evo 560's (stock engine btw)
Fuel cut is calculated by the ECU based on airflow measured at the MAS, not IDC. If you use an airflow meter (SAFC, MAFT, etc.) to offset the MAS signal for larger injectors, you hit fuel cut later. The more you offset the signal (the bigger the injectors are) the further you can go before hitting fuel cut. Also, if you have a boost leak it can induce premature fuel cut as well, since the airflow measured is more than actual.
Well fact of the matter is at 24psi the car starting cutting out, I just assumed the injectors were maxed out. Turned it down to 20psi and it was fine, I was using a safc too

I cannot tell you the boost pressure.... nor can I tell you how much YOUR car will actually make.
I can however tell you a very broad range of power that the injectors can support under ideal conditions.
Here is the formula to get the range:
HP = ((flow[in cc/min] / 10.5) * (# of injectors * IDC)) / BSFC
We know the flow: 560 cc/min
We know the # of injectors : 4
We use the ideal MAX IDC: 0.8
We do not know the BSFC because this varies with each car and with each run... but we can assume between 0.55 to 0.65 for turbo charged engines
Plugging it all in:
HP = ((560 / 10.5) * (4 * 0.8)) / (0.55) = 310.3 HP
HP = ((560 / 10.5) * (4 * 0.8)) / (0.65) = 262.6 HP
So I would expect them to flow somewhere between 310.3 HP to 262.6 HP under ideal conditions at 80% IDC. If I wanted more power from them I would either increase base fuel pressure or get larger injectors. I would not recommend running past 80% IDC.

Are you logging in 4th gear? Try logging in 3rd gear, also you're logging too many parameters, you will get more data per second with less logging, only really need RPM, timing, o2, airflow. That looks waaay rich with your .96-1V o2 reading, you definitely have some room to lean out those 560s which will lower your IDCs