adjustment screw for lex meter
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You're still changing the scale of Hz the ecu is seeing.
You need the correct percentage increase in fuel injector.
You need the correct percentage increase in fuel injector.
Pay attention to MK3Brent, he's right on the money.
To answer the original question, the only person I'm aware of that ever made the adjustable screws was Reg Reimer, and I've no idea if he still does, or has sold any in the last decade.
To answer the original question, the only person I'm aware of that ever made the adjustable screws was Reg Reimer, and I've no idea if he still does, or has sold any in the last decade.
I'm sure that Reg still has some, I'll bet that he got a batch made, and for the relatively high price, I'd wonder if they all sold.
Someone else was making them from aluminium for a while, and it's not that hard to DIY, if you have some access to machine tools.
Get a longer bolt and cut it down. You'll have to machine it to get the groove in for the O ring, but that's not too difficult. Cut a slot for a screwdriver in the end, and you're done.
A longer adjustment screw is definitely a good idea.
However,. as Mk3Brent has stated, the TCCS should be able to adapt if you're running 550cc injectors, and an appropriate fuel pump.
Someone else was making them from aluminium for a while, and it's not that hard to DIY, if you have some access to machine tools.
Get a longer bolt and cut it down. You'll have to machine it to get the groove in for the O ring, but that's not too difficult. Cut a slot for a screwdriver in the end, and you're done.
A longer adjustment screw is definitely a good idea.
However,. as Mk3Brent has stated, the TCCS should be able to adapt if you're running 550cc injectors, and an appropriate fuel pump.