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Originally Posted by visconti Cold tables ? What do you mean Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Well, in it's normal form, the Z's ecu switches from the 'Cold' fuel
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That said, there is a point during warm up where the ECU interpolates as best it can between the COLD and MAIN tables until that threshold is broken. I don't know what that point where the interpolation begins is, however. This is just info from the guys @ Uprev on the behavior of the stock ECU. It may not apply at all to a 'Race Rom' flashed ECU, I don't know. My only point was, as long as it has come up to ~180 degrees, it's irrelevant to this discussion (as long as it isn't overheated of course). |
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