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[QUOTE="Charles, post: 1316432, member: 103"] I think you need to keep CID and FDCS in the same routine. Those cannot be run in seperate routines and everything work out in my experience. They are tied at the hip. You know the "off time" on the FDCS is in between injectors, and the injector pulsewidth is defined by the time that FDCS is high after the leading edge of each event right? You don't pick the low, you pick the high and the low is just what's left before the next injector at the rpm in question. Building a flowbench, pulsewidth and shot count are the bible. [/QUOTE]
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