Which 42lb injectors to get..?
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Burning Brakes
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Which 42lb injectors to get..?
For my supercharger build Im planning to use 42lb injectors.
Which injectors do you recommend, and why. Who sells flowmatched sets?
Which injectors do you recommend, and why. Who sells flowmatched sets?
#3
If you already decided on 42lbs injectors that means you are quite a ways along in the planning process. You should start a thread dedicated to your build so we can follow and guys here can give advice along the way.
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Burning Brakes
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Burning Brakes
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Lets keep this thread to the injectors only, please.
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The green giants are popular, and should work well.
Have you checked out Five O motorsports?
Is there any issues with international shipping? If not I believe these guys are pretty reputable.
Have you checked out Five O motorsports?
Is there any issues with international shipping? If not I believe these guys are pretty reputable.
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Burning Brakes
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Not checked ''Five O''...
Ive used the Bosch Green a few years back in a Cosworth engine I built. 8 of them on a 4 cyl engine. Was happy with them there.
It says mfg guarantees 2-3% flowmatch from new. I take it this is suffucient?
Ive used the Bosch Green a few years back in a Cosworth engine I built. 8 of them on a 4 cyl engine. Was happy with them there.
It says mfg guarantees 2-3% flowmatch from new. I take it this is suffucient?
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#13
Race Car
Although I have a custom intake manifold, I am pretty sure that these injectors do not require any modification to fit the stock fuel rails and clips and are direct drop-ins.
I am seeing just over 70% duty cycle on the green giants at 6,700RPM. It has been a few years and a bunch of changes since I dynoed at 475hp (406rwhp) so I am probably closer to ~510hp now. I am currently running an Eaton M112 which is most probably less efficient than a centrifugal compressor that you plan to run.
Dan
'91 928GT S/C 475hp/460lb.ft
I am seeing just over 70% duty cycle on the green giants at 6,700RPM. It has been a few years and a bunch of changes since I dynoed at 475hp (406rwhp) so I am probably closer to ~510hp now. I am currently running an Eaton M112 which is most probably less efficient than a centrifugal compressor that you plan to run.
Dan
'91 928GT S/C 475hp/460lb.ft
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Nordschleife Master
I have sixty pounders and they work just fine for me. The injectors were sourced by John Kuhn. We talked about it, and flow matching is not a terribly relevant thing with the stock manifold and batch fire system. With this intake manifold, you're never going to be that close to balanced.
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