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Dsmlink chip for 880cc or 660cc injectors

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91 Turbo Mitsu

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Jun 18, 2006
North Clarendon, Vermont
Hey guys was just wondering if I get a stage 3 dsmlink chip for 880cc injectors for my eprom would this work well for my 57 trim t3/t4 turbo. I can get the chip really cheap. Or I can get one for 660cc injectors. Thanks on advance for the advice
 
880cc. With DSMlink or a Keydiver chip, it's pointless to stick with small injectors. Go as big as you can stand/afford.

Will 660cc injectors work, yes, but you'll be able to have a bigger safety margin with 880cc. Plus you'll be able to push more boost and upgrade to a new turbo if you wish without replacing the injectors.
 
91 Turbo Mitsu said:
I get a stage 3 dsmlink chip for 880cc injectors

Staged DSMLink? This is new.

You tell DSMLink what injectors you would like them to set the chip for. If you decide to change it, you just change it in the DSMLink software. With V2, the 1g's have an ECU battery memory, so even if you lose battery connection, you'll retain whatever settings YOU set; it won't revert back to what DSMLink set the chip at.

Edit: Either way, your specific car will require you to set LTFT and STFT just like any other DSMLink user, so the dead-time and compensation values may be slightly off when you get DSMLink installed.
 
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