In your calculation you should use the @3bar ccm number. not @4 bar. Or it must be that a UrS4 runs an FPR of 3 bar???? I thought it was 4 bar
At least this is what is stated in Marc's instruction:
As a guideline, set req_fuel according to the following calculation: req_fuel = 6.49 * (D / N / I) where D= engine displacement (ccs), N = number of fuel injectors, and I = injector flow rate (cc/min). To allow for finer grain fuel control I usually use 75% of this calculated number. So for an urS4 with stock injectors (280 cc/min @3 bar), req_fuel = 6.49 * (2200 / 5 / 280) = 10.2 * .75 = 7.65
At least this is what is stated in Marc's instruction:
As a guideline, set req_fuel according to the following calculation: req_fuel = 6.49 * (D / N / I) where D= engine displacement (ccs), N = number of fuel injectors, and I = injector flow rate (cc/min). To allow for finer grain fuel control I usually use 75% of this calculated number. So for an urS4 with stock injectors (280 cc/min @3 bar), req_fuel = 6.49 * (2200 / 5 / 280) = 10.2 * .75 = 7.65


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