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36 Pound Injectors

Old 03-10-2009, 12:07 AM
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My mistake, I used a BSFC of 0.55 and a PSI 36.
I'm going to install a TS SC, I'm assuming 0.55 BSFC.

If I recalc 500 hp. 0.55 BSFC and 55 PSI 80% duty cycle I get 38.21 PSI.

550 hp get 42.03 PSI. This is what Andrew saw.

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I've heard turbo's don't have the problem...
Old 03-10-2009, 12:22 AM
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11.4 afr at wot is damn near perfect and and has a good margin of safety on boosted 928 cars. 11.8's would be perfect IMO. I'm running 42lb inj. and that's where I need to be.
Old 03-10-2009, 12:27 AM
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Sterling - stock LH2.3 = 3.8bar/55psi (LH2.2 = 2.5bar/36psi)

CHP = 725
#Inj = 8
BSFC = 0.45
Duty = 0.80
PSI = 55

45.34# @ rated



IIRC, injector flow rates are rated at 3bar/43.5psi, shorted open, but when controlled by an ECU, they never reach this rating.


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