i have hks and i like it . just ON/OFF
even with stock gap you can push it to 20+psi with no problem ,
currently i am using non projector NGK vracing with its factory gap (never checked but i think around 1mm) with approx 22 psi
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engine: wiseco 92mm, carrillo rods,clevite
heads : ported, 272 cams, adj cam gears. valves+1mm.
kevlar timing belt
clutch: south bend 4 FE,light flywheel
elektronic: AEM EMS 2,HKS DLI, aem egt,o2 etc,serial
turbo: gt3267, TiAL wastegates t3 headers
TiAL BOV, FMIC.
fuel: in tank dual 330lph aeromotive, aeromotive FPR ,1000cc
brakes : 380mm 8pot brembo
522ps@0.85b, 647ps@1.4bar
For every HKS DLI I'm sure there have been 2-3 AEMs because they keep failing. If you look on the forums you'll see that the AEMs have an extremely high failure rate while the HKS has only had one or two usually because so much water got onto them that it shorted them out. I've owned and ran 3 HKS DLIs no issues currently with blowout at 28 psi and never had any problems before up to 34 psi on past cars.
This.
I've run 35psi on stock mitsu ignition, with e85. I had non projected plugs, gapped to .018"
I had mine up to 26 psi before on non-projected NGK plugs, new ignition system, and plugs gapped to .028" before I installed the HKS DLI. It was a boost spike though; otherwise, I had been running 22-24. I didn't try pushing further with a lower gap just figured it was necessary to install since I already had one sitting in the basement.
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