USES LOAD BASED TECHNOLOGY WHICH ALLOWS FOR TUNING IN
EVERY GEAR
ABILITY TO ADD FUEL WITHOUT ALTERING THE STOCK FUEL MAP
EASY TO SEE LED LIGHTS TO INDICATE OPERATING ZONE
PUSH BUTTON INTERFACE TO ALLOW QUICK FINE TUNING
EASY INSTALLATION
NITROUS FUEL AND SOLENOID CONTROL
BOOST SENSING FUEL CONTROL
TWO SENSOR MANIPULATION CONTROLS
CAPABLE OF FIRING TWO ADDITIONAL INJECTORS
HOW IT WORKS:
The real technology behind the Pure Logic controller is that it functions like
a carburetor. It takes the knowledge and experience that many of us have, and
converts it to a fuel injection interface. The Pure Logic controller breaks the
stock fuel curve down into 3 different sections with each section correlating
to a carb tuning adjustment. The GREEN zone correlates to adjusting the fuel
mixture screw on a carburetor. The YELLOW zone correlates to adjusting the
needle in a carburetor. The RED zone correlates to changing the main jet in a
carburetor. Each zone is set to have a range of fuel adjustability by the
developer which correlates to an on-board adjustable mode. The Pure Logic
controller is called a "piggy-back" type of EFI controller meaning
that it reads the stock injector signal from the ECU, modifies the signal, and
then sends it to the injector. With our EFI controller, tuning your vehicle is
as simple as pressing buttons. No tools. No down time. Simply jump on, go for a
ride and make tuning adjustments on the fly.
What sets the Pure Logic controller apart from other types of EFI controllers
is that it uses load based technology instead of just RPM vs TPS. Load based
tuning allows a user to tune their vehicle for every gear and for all riding
conditions. Load can easily be explained by stating that riding up a hill puts
more load on the vehicle than driving on a flat road. Each zone for the Pure
Logic controller can be adjusted by the developer to determine how load
sensitive the zone is and from this definition the developer then sets switch
points to change between each zone. The illustration below is a good reference
to show how driving through a gear changes between the zones.