Fuel Injectors
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RE: Fuel Injectors
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Here is an example using a 300 HP car with head work,
(300*.45) / (8*.80) = 21.09
Since there are no 21.09# injctors, step it up to 24# injectors
Here is a good formula to find out what size injectors you need
(H*B) / (C*D)= estimated injector size
H=horsepower (Rear wheel)
B=*B.S.F.C. (see below)***
C=number of cylinders
D=duty cycle (constant .80-.85)
B.S.F.C.=
Low to med. performance = .50
Performance engine with head work= .45
High performance with lots of head work= .40-.45
S/C or T/C engines= .55-.60
(H*B) / (C*D)= estimated injector size
H=horsepower (Rear wheel)
B=*B.S.F.C. (see below)***
C=number of cylinders
D=duty cycle (constant .80-.85)
B.S.F.C.=
Low to med. performance = .50
Performance engine with head work= .45
High performance with lots of head work= .40-.45
S/C or T/C engines= .55-.60
(300*.45) / (8*.80) = 21.09
Since there are no 21.09# injctors, step it up to 24# injectors
#3
RE: Fuel Injectors
ORIGINAL: jjp278
In addition, what effects do fuel injectors have on the car other than dumping more fuel in.
In addition, what effects do fuel injectors have on the car other than dumping more fuel in.
#5
RE: Fuel Injectors
ORIGINAL: jjp278
I feel dumb asking this but what is an MAF. Also, is it bad to go to big on fuel injectors.
I feel dumb asking this but what is an MAF. Also, is it bad to go to big on fuel injectors.
Yes, going too big can be a problem (depending on how big you go.)
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