Fuel injectors and RPM: When do they come on
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Fuel injectors and RPM: When do they come on
I have the RX-8 book by Jack Yamaguchi.
For the record, accepted as fact, I want to dispense this information for the 6port Renesis engine:
- There are 3 fuel injectors called: Primary Injector #1, Primary Injector #2, and Secondary injector.
- Primary Injector #1 is a 12-hole type atomizer and is in use all the time.
- Primary Injector #2 and Secondary injector bothare in use above 3750 rpm
Therefore, cruising at 115 kph should make a difference vs 120 kph that is relatively significant just for going 5kph faster.
For the record, accepted as fact, I want to dispense this information for the 6port Renesis engine:
- There are 3 fuel injectors called: Primary Injector #1, Primary Injector #2, and Secondary injector.
- Primary Injector #1 is a 12-hole type atomizer and is in use all the time.
- Primary Injector #2 and Secondary injector bothare in use above 3750 rpm
Therefore, cruising at 115 kph should make a difference vs 120 kph that is relatively significant just for going 5kph faster.
lolGreg
Footman: We are WOWing at ur nerdiness.
And we love it. 'cause we would like to know more about our cars but we are not crazy enough like you.
Keep up teh great work.
rotarygreg: I think I understand what you meant...but only way to verify it is to have an engineer to calculate the same distance to/from work on exactly the same route on highway, with scangauage / accessport to report on mileage as well...
Hey Footman...we need you!
And we love it. 'cause we would like to know more about our cars but we are not crazy enough like you.
Keep up teh great work.
rotarygreg: I think I understand what you meant...but only way to verify it is to have an engineer to calculate the same distance to/from work on exactly the same route on highway, with scangauage / accessport to report on mileage as well...
Hey Footman...we need you!
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Yeah there's a lot more info too from that book, I've just scratched the surface. The entire suspension geometry is listed, including default caster/camber/toe angles and other technical specifications like rebound rate and compression rate for the shocks, and travel etc...
and that's just the suspension part.
I was totally amazed at how they designed the rear door! They had a japanese female engineer sit inside, to simulate a typical asian female's arm length, and from then, they attached sensors to calculate her muscle's strength required to close the door, distance of stretching and such!
Eventually, this is how they moved the handle closer to towards the back to allow someone who sat in the back to comfortably open the door on their own. They compared it to the Saturn Ion as the competitor and it demonstrated that the Saturn's door handle was too far out requiring too much of a stretch.
Then to faciliate the weight of the door, they designed some cam system embedded in the rear door such that when you pull it, minimal effort is required to close as some sort of weight thing starts moving inside to give it momentum!!
hey, I'm an engineer after all, I do get impressed by such feats of design!
and that's just the suspension part.
I was totally amazed at how they designed the rear door! They had a japanese female engineer sit inside, to simulate a typical asian female's arm length, and from then, they attached sensors to calculate her muscle's strength required to close the door, distance of stretching and such!
Eventually, this is how they moved the handle closer to towards the back to allow someone who sat in the back to comfortably open the door on their own. They compared it to the Saturn Ion as the competitor and it demonstrated that the Saturn's door handle was too far out requiring too much of a stretch.
Then to faciliate the weight of the door, they designed some cam system embedded in the rear door such that when you pull it, minimal effort is required to close as some sort of weight thing starts moving inside to give it momentum!!
hey, I'm an engineer after all, I do get impressed by such feats of design!
there is a video of all that happenening on the speed channel .. came out around 03 ish. The chick was wearing one of those get ups that they use when people make video games.
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