Fuel Injectors
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RE: Fuel Injectors
a t25 at 8psi ( a little bit too much for safetys sake IMO, go 6-7) will be fine with stockers. if you have a good tuneable fuel management, get some 310s and get it dyno tuned. if you go too big without a solid tune, it will run rich and kill your power and fuel economy.
#6
RE: Fuel Injectors
ORIGINAL: sacicons
if you go too big without a solid tune, it will run rich and kill your power and fuel economy.
if you go too big without a solid tune, it will run rich and kill your power and fuel economy.
Ultimately, you size fuel injectors based on how much power you intend to make. Any changes to the motor such as cams, pistons, etc. will effect boost readings, meaning you can make more power off of a lower boost reading in the intake manifold. For sizing injectors you can use this equation.
Recommended for NA
Injector size in lbs / .45 X number of injectors
Recommended for boost
Injector size in lbs / .55 X number of injectors
1 lb/hr ~ 10.5 cc/min
If you are sizing injectors using 70% or 80% duty cycle, mulitply by .7 or .8 respectively.
Make sure your fuel pump and fuel pressure regulator are up to the task as well.
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