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    THE AVERAGE USER L'avatar di bart
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    Question Quantity? diesel and fumosit

    I'm still analyzing the EDC15 mounted on the Fiat 1.9 JTD, in which you can? note that the original value of the injection corresponds to 70mm3.
    My question ?: based on your experience, how? the maximum value to which you have arrived while maintaining a fumosit? next to the original?

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    THE AVERAGE USER L'avatar di cicciogsr
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    that 70 you find yourself also in the diagnosis?

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    THE AVERAGE USER
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    that fiat 1.9 jtd are you referring to?

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    I have seen the fiat 1.9 jtd 8 valve with 90-95mm3 of diesel only the map and not to smoke so much....
    I have also seen the fiat 16v mjt with 105mm3 without even a tear of smoke come out and powers between 200 and 220 hp.....
    the fact I do not ? the maximum far is too far to not get fumosit? but where and how this iq is given.....if you mess up a mod with 50mm3 of diesel the car to smoke? a locomotive....
    A rider does not create queues even in the car...
    a automoblista create queues even on a motorcycle...

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    I agree with munro,is not how much you give but how we give.
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    THE AVERAGE USER L'avatar di cicciogsr
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    I agree as well, I inject 80-90 mm^3 at 4000 rpm for the way I like to drive a car in the diesel fuel does not make sense...

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    I agree with you and then if you take too much heating oil you risk only the smoke but also to thermally stress the engine....

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    More than the quantity? I think it is important to know what the stoichiometric ratio you can get off

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    THE AVERAGE USER L'avatar di cicciogsr
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    depends on the car

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    Citazione Originally Written by franco75 Visualizza Messaggio
    More than the quantity? I think it is important to know what the stoichiometric ratio you can get off
    franco the stoichiometric ratio, and a parameter that relates the two factors...always...air and diesel....in the case of the diesel... the understanding that, in a diesel, the air drawn in at various rpm ranges from a tot to a tot in a particular "scissor" of the deal? to get the afr to serve? more diesel....the fact ? that if we give more diesel even a little more, maybe at low rpm where c'? a little air to meet a certain AFR(Air Fuel Ratio) the engine fumera worse than 100 jamaicans....
    A rider does not create queues even in the car...
    a automoblista create queues even on a motorcycle...

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