Speeduino supports High-Z (aka 'high-impedance' or 'saturated') injectors natively. Low-Z injectors are supported with the addition of resistors wired in series with the signal wires. High-Z injectors are typically those with a resistance greater than 8 Ohms.
If "Low-Z" ("peak and hold" or PWM-controlled) injectors that are lower impedance are used, the wiring will require series resistors on each injector to avoid damaging the board with excessive current. The resistor ohms and watt rating can be calculated by Ohm's Law, or use an Internet calculator page such as the [Speeduino Injector Resistor Calculator](http://efistuff.orgfree.com/InjectorResistorCalculator.html).
The standard method is the same as that used for 6 or 8 cylinder setups, where 2 injectors are connected to each injector channel. In this configuration, only 2 injector channels will be used. The injectors paired together must have their Top Dead Centres (TDC) 360 crank degrees apart.
This method is only available on 4 cylinder / 4 injector applications and allows you to wire 1 injector per channel. The injector channels always fire in numerical order (ie 1, 2, 3, 4) so your injectors should be wired to take your firing order into account. Within Tuner Studio, this option can be enabled by selecting:
> **Note:** Using sequential fueling requires a compatible Cam signal to be used in addition to the Crank. If no cam signal is provided when the sequential option is selected, the system will not sync
5 cylinder setups should be wired to use all 4 injector outputs with 2 injectors sharing output \#3. For the typical inline 5 cylinder firing order (1-2-4-5-3), injectors 4 and 3 would be joined together on injector 3 output.
### More than 5 injectors
For setups with more than 4 injectors, the number of outputs used will be equal to half the number of injectors.
For a V6 with a firing order of (1,4,2,5,3,6) the injectors will be wired in 3 groups of (1,5) and (4,3), and (2,6) as these cylenders are 360 crank degrees apart.
