Guest steves280 Posted August 2, 2004 Share Posted August 2, 2004 I've got a 77 Z with an 82 L28E, mild ported head, stock cam and pistons, header, 60mm TB and ported N42 intake w/new stock sized nissan 190cc/min injectors (off crashed 300Z with a fresh recall set!). Right now I'm running a 530i BMW AF meter w/ Z AF meter board installed on a fab'd 3 inch cold air tube using the stock computer. I've bought an SDS as I plan more radical engine mods later (flat tops and big cam etc) that I know the stock FI can't handle very well. Plus I just want to get rid of the gate AF meter altogether and wanted something adjustable. I've done the Z31 EFI swap on customers cars and while it worded OK, I wanted to try something different on mine. Anyway is someone here running an SDS system with the 1 bar map sensor on a basically stock engine (or at least stock injectors) that can supply a starting point for a map? SDS has a couple of sample maps for a toyo 2.8 with stock injectors using 150-160 for the RPM fuel settings and another engine using stock injectors using these same numbers. Is this a pretty close setting to get started for what I'm running? I plan on getting this system installed later this week and of course want this to be as painless as possible. TIA Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
clarkspeed Posted August 2, 2004 Share Posted August 2, 2004 Send me you e-mail address and I will send you an Excel spreadsheet you can use. I ended up with TPS load sensing and disconnected the MAP. I have some numbers that should get you in the ballpark. You really need a wide-band O2 sensor like the Inovate LM-1 to dial it in precise. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest steves280 Posted August 3, 2004 Share Posted August 3, 2004 Send me you e-mail address and I will send you an Excel spreadsheet you can use. It's fotocord@yahoo.com and yea after I get it close, I'm going to a buddies shop who has a dyno. Thanx for any help you can throw my way. Steve Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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