stock injector capability
Originally Posted by FikseRxSeven' post='813967' date='Apr 14 2006, 03:14 PM
turbovr6 was running over 16lbs of boost and his car ended up blowing form a bad coolant seal.... and according to him, he literally tried to blow up the motor
they last longer when you try to kill em
you really don't want to go above 85% injector duty cycle after that the injector especially the stock ones have a tendancy to stick form all the heat of opening and closing at such a fast rate. but as far a the stock fueel system I wouldn't go above 325hp (flywheel) on the stock injectors with a new pump.
Originally Posted by black93fd' post='814005' date='Apr 14 2006, 09:02 PM
you really don't want to go above 85% injector duty cycle after that the injector especially the stock ones have a tendancy to stick form all the heat of opening and closing at such a fast rate. but as far a the stock fueel system I wouldn't go above 325hp (flywheel) on the stock injectors with a new pump.
**** im at 267whp uncorrected at 11 pounds 325 to the fly wheel right about there. that was on sunoco 104 though
Originally Posted by black93fd' post='814005' date='Apr 14 2006, 09:02 PM
you really don't want to go above 85% injector duty cycle after that the injector especially the stock ones have a tendancy to stick form all the heat of opening and closing at such a fast rate. but as far a the stock fueel system I wouldn't go above 325hp (flywheel) on the stock injectors with a new pump.
Ya duty cyles on an aem are screwed up at 10 pounds with minor fuel stipulations it had a 120% duty thats impossible stock dutys are 63% the most it could have been is 80
Originally Posted by JBs93FD' post='814022' date='Apr 15 2006, 01:48 AM
Ya duty cyles on an aem are screwed up at 10 pounds with minor fuel stipulations it had a 120% duty thats impossible stock dutys are 63% the most it could have been is 80
stock duty's are in the 90% range, its just really rich
Originally Posted by j9fd3s' post='814056' date='Apr 15 2006, 09:16 AM
stock duty's are in the 90% range, its just really rich
on the fuel calculation chart it says a stock ecu is 63% check it out
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