Questions about injectors
Questions about injectors
Hey guys, I would like to know which type of injectors our car uses:
1. Peak & Hold Fuel Injectors
2. Saturated Fuel Injectors
Also are #1 = high impedance injectors and #2 = low impedance injectors ???
Hope you help me. I'm looking to RC fuel injectors, especially 60's.
1. Peak & Hold Fuel Injectors
2. Saturated Fuel Injectors
Also are #1 = high impedance injectors and #2 = low impedance injectors ???
Hope you help me. I'm looking to RC fuel injectors, especially 60's.
Hey guys, I would like to know which type of injectors our car uses:
1. Peak & Hold Fuel Injectors
2. Saturated Fuel Injectors
Also are #1 = high impedance injectors and #2 = low impedance injectors ???
Hope you help me. I'm looking to RC fuel injectors, especially 60's.
1. Peak & Hold Fuel Injectors
2. Saturated Fuel Injectors
Also are #1 = high impedance injectors and #2 = low impedance injectors ???
Hope you help me. I'm looking to RC fuel injectors, especially 60's.
Stock are 12 Ohm high impedance injectors.
Here is some possible replacement ones; I suggest to buy them Flow Macthed FM) (and you must change the connectors) :
42# http://www.racetronix.com/621031.html
50# http://www.racetronix.com/17113738FM.html
57# http://www.racetronix.com/3172FM.html
63# http://www.racetronix.com/L107FM.html
Don't forget to calculate your injectors needs at the differential pressure they will flow. This is the fuel rail pressure (55-60 PSI) minus the pressure in your intake manifold (after the supercharger). As an example, the differential pressure with your 2,99" pulley could be (58-15=43) whch is in fact exactly the standard rated injectors pressure of 43,5 PSI.
Here is some possible replacement ones; I suggest to buy them Flow Macthed FM) (and you must change the connectors) :
42# http://www.racetronix.com/621031.html
50# http://www.racetronix.com/17113738FM.html
57# http://www.racetronix.com/3172FM.html
63# http://www.racetronix.com/L107FM.html
Don't forget to calculate your injectors needs at the differential pressure they will flow. This is the fuel rail pressure (55-60 PSI) minus the pressure in your intake manifold (after the supercharger). As an example, the differential pressure with your 2,99" pulley could be (58-15=43) whch is in fact exactly the standard rated injectors pressure of 43,5 PSI.
It depends of how much PSI you will boost in the manifold and some few other factors ... probably around 300whp (Dynojet) with the M62 and a small pulley or more if you run a ported haed and upgraded cams.
Stock are 12 Ohm high impedance injectors.
Here is some possible replacement ones; I suggest to buy them Flow Macthed FM) (and you must change the connectors) :
42# http://www.racetronix.com/621031.html
50# http://www.racetronix.com/17113738FM.html
57# http://www.racetronix.com/3172FM.html
63# http://www.racetronix.com/L107FM.html
Don't forget to calculate your injectors needs at the differential pressure they will flow. This is the fuel rail pressure (55-60 PSI) minus the pressure in your intake manifold (after the supercharger). As an example, the differential pressure with your 2,99" pulley could be (58-15=43) whch is in fact exactly the standard rated injectors pressure of 43,5 PSI.
Here is some possible replacement ones; I suggest to buy them Flow Macthed FM) (and you must change the connectors) :
42# http://www.racetronix.com/621031.html
50# http://www.racetronix.com/17113738FM.html
57# http://www.racetronix.com/3172FM.html
63# http://www.racetronix.com/L107FM.html
Don't forget to calculate your injectors needs at the differential pressure they will flow. This is the fuel rail pressure (55-60 PSI) minus the pressure in your intake manifold (after the supercharger). As an example, the differential pressure with your 2,99" pulley could be (58-15=43) whch is in fact exactly the standard rated injectors pressure of 43,5 PSI.
Is this ok?
Last edited by jgarciarivera; Sep 5, 2007 at 12:24 AM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
The fuel pressure at fuel rail into that particular formula should be the differential pressure passing through the injectors, so it's 58-15=43 PSI. So you need some 50# injectors to be safe enough. You should tune them with HPTuners. You also need a one step colder spark plugs it will help you removing a couple of degrees of knock retard.
But better than all of that together could be to try a ported head and upgraded cams and keep the 42# injectors to see ...
But better than all of that together could be to try a ported head and upgraded cams and keep the 42# injectors to see ...
I wrote this Fuel System FAQ a while ago
http://www.ecotecforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2743
http://www.ecotecforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2743
Originally Posted by NJHK
What is the difference between low and high impedance injectors?
The amount of voltage an injector needs to open. High impedance basically means it needs a higher amount of voltage sent to the injector to have it open fully and properly. Lower impedance injectors are just vice versa. High impedance injectors as far as voltage go need anywhere up to 12 Ohms, low impedance are around 3-5 ohms but of course, this depends on the vehicle and engine management system.
The amount of voltage an injector needs to open. High impedance basically means it needs a higher amount of voltage sent to the injector to have it open fully and properly. Lower impedance injectors are just vice versa. High impedance injectors as far as voltage go need anywhere up to 12 Ohms, low impedance are around 3-5 ohms but of course, this depends on the vehicle and engine management system.
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