I would recommend that you install new fuel injector o-rings. They can be obtained from Mitsubishi, or you can buy universal ones at an auto parts store, or a hardware store. The correct size is 12mm OD x 8mm ID x 2mm thickness.
Once everything was installed, I changed my S-AFC settings to -15% across the board. The car ran VERY poorly, and I searched for quite some time to find the source of the problem. I attempted to vary the S-AFC settings, but it did not fix the problem. At -15%, the car would not idle and stay running for any length of time. When it would momentarily run, the idle was very rough. By turning the S-AFC settings to very high positive values, the car would idle, but not well. Eventually, I searched the engine enough times, and discovered that the clamps for the intake hose after the MAS were loose. (I have NO idea why/how this happened, because I had not disconnected them during the fuel injector installation.) After tightening these clamps, and changing the settings back to -15%, the car ran, and idled relatively well.
I used my Pocketlogger to record a few runs with the new injectors and these settings. Due to road conditions,
I was only able to perform a pull in 2nd gear. The pocketlogger showed virtually no knock, and the o2 readings were rich
(WOT values maxed near .94 to 1.00 V)










