dsmlink settings

Well im gonna order dsm link soon and i have a few questions. What should i have my stutter set at and what shoud my rev limiter be? Also i was thinking FIC 650cc injectors since they are the cheapest in the 650cc range. What do you guys think about these injectors?

Thanks in advance

most of that depends on the turbo you will be going with and the abilities of your valvetrain. you wont want to be reving up past 8000 on a stock head, but may want go upto 9000-9500 on a performance built head/block.

on your 16g 650's are fine. 5000 studder is fine (might be to much) but leaves room for a bigger turbo down the road.

Rev limit of 7500 is a good default. You can set it where ever you want, this is just what it will default to if your ECU loses power from a dead baterry or something.

With DSMlink I would never recomend running anything smaller than 950s. It just doesnt make sense. Don't buy a dozen sets of injectors like I did. Get the 950s and be done with it for life. Well, at least up to t67 sized turbos :D

So if i get 950s i can easily lean them down to run like 650s? Also if a get 950s should i just get a 255lph fuel pump? Cause i was planning on a 190 with the 650s. The only reason i would be a little reluctant about a 255 is cause i would need an afpr.

The only reason i would be a little reluctant about a 255 is cause i would need an afpr.

And what would be the problem with that?

Well i guess it wouldnt be a problem but its just gonna cost me more money lol

255/rewire, aermotive afpr & gauge, 950, wideband = perfect..

I wrote a nice long reply to this earlier today, but the AutomotiveBollixers site managed to lose it :D Oh well. In short, a 190 is hardly big enough for the evo316g, use it at your own risk. I would rather run a 255 with no reg and just adust the 50 hz slider in DSMlink until the budget allowed for the FPR. Thats the short version I guess...

ok thanks alot, but i should be able to get a fpr with everythign else. Also what to u mean by rewire?

The stock wire to the pump is very small, and reduces the voltage at the pump. THe pumps output depends heavily on voltage (the other variable is pressure). www.vfaq.com has a procedure written up.

ok thanks