Nostrum Energy LNF Big Injectors
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I heard that ZZP said that the Nostrum injectors are way out and will probably be too expensive. I'm trying to find the fb post where they were quoted saying this to Princessturbo
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Hey man, its a long process and a lot of R & Ding. I promise, the community will have answers and know what's going on soon enough. its one of the MANY projects we are working on here. :-)
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I wouldn't say that Tim's information was wrong. It was just misused and taken completely out of context. Stating that some LHU test injectors won't work in an LNF is pointless. They were never intended to. Nostrum is working on completely different injectors for the LNF.
Ya but if you consider the amount of R&D and investment for just one set of DI injectors, it makes sense to go big. An upgraded set of injectors that will have less flow than the ones currently being developed will likely not be much cheaper if at all I'm thinking.
It's not about price it's about having the properly sized injectors to your setup. Id imagine with 50% bigger injectors you'll need all the fuel upgrades when with 30% you may just need a lobe. And also not having crazy low injector pulse widths or going too rich on a low hp engine. The 50% bigger will prob already require way less fuel pressure to idle and drive at slower speeds properly on a low E setup
It's not about price it's about having the properly sized injectors to your setup. Id imagine with 50% bigger injectors you'll need all the fuel upgrades when with 30% you may just need a lobe. And also not having crazy low injector pulse widths or going too rich on a low hp engine. The 50% bigger will prob already require way less fuel pressure to idle and drive at slower speeds properly on a low E setup
We have a group of 3-4 people working very closely on that project and things aren't leaked out. Tim's information to Ryan was wrong. He is not one of the people working on that project. :-) Hey man, its a long process and a lot of R & Ding. I promise, the community will have answers and know what's going on soon enough. its one of the MANY projects we are working on here. :-)
Well yea it'll have a lower IPW cause they are 50% bigger but what is the DDing solution? Have a really low IPW or lower the pressure to keep a closer to stock IPW? I'm guessing lowering the pressure will lose some of the DI's efficiency but a super short IPW will prob require retarding the injector timing so the fuel is still atomized properly. So it'll take a bunch of tuning at first to get setup. If they had 30% bigger injectors running full E would basically be a wash and be quite easy to do. Plus 30% bigger will cover 90% of the guys wanting bigger injectors and the 50s would cover the rest who want really big HP on high E%s



