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worked in that you could drive it (did about 100km on the 4AGZE ECU/AFM/7MGTE injector combo). but the issues were:
It ran ridiculously rich.
Would have fouled the plugs pretty quick after a few starts.
But worst of all due to how rich it ran it completely changed the boost response characteristic of the turbo (you were SC I'm guessing feral??), it went from a nice smooth and rapid spool when you went WOT to bogging down as it overfueled, lag lag lag then smash! It was on full boost. Very shit to drive, not to mention how bad the black smoke out the exhaust looked at the first change to WOT.
By all means satisfy your own curiosity and throw the injectors on, it's only a quick and easy job. See how it goes in your case with a MAP sensed ecu.
Strange it's leaning off that much as mine ran into the low 11's across the rpm band i.e. very rich. That was using some shit box Malpassi fuel reg instead of the stock reg though (only difference I can think of). It drove really well with that setup but going after market ECU and being able to ditch the AFM was a huge improvement, especially in the mid range.
Here is the dyno plot from the 4AGZE ECU/AFM/stock injectors (pic from article in Zoom mag):
As you can see whilst it was rich the actual fuel control from the stock ECU was superb, a nice flat line.
I'd never make any changes without checking on a dyno/wideband. I have my own wide band meter though so it makes life easy if I need to make any changes.
I have a heap more dyno charts here with the Microtech and old T28 turbo fitted:
http://www.toymods.net/forums/showthread.php?t=23329
I'll add a new chart after this weekend to show the new tune and plot with the recently fitted turbo.
Do a search on here for airflow meter swaps, a few people have used the larger meter off the 3S and claim to have good results, it's not a straight plug-in and go job though and no one who has done it has posted dyno or wideband plots to show how well it actually works, only anecdotal evidence.
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