63 lb/hr Siemens High-Z Fuel Injector at 90+psi?
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63 lb/hr Siemens High-Z Fuel Injector at 90+psi?
I need to run 90+ psi to get these to work with E85 is it possible? Or will that much pressure screw them up? I'd have to run a base pressure of over 70lbs and still make it idle.
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With a Magnafuel 4301 pump.
http://www.magnafuel.com/products/efi/pumps/MP-4301.htm
The problem is height, with the Magnason Jackshaft unit I can't raise the fuel rail more than 1/4" on the drivers side without running into the bypass canister. This injectors are less that 2" tall
http://www.magnafuel.com/products/efi/pumps/MP-4301.htm
The problem is height, with the Magnason Jackshaft unit I can't raise the fuel rail more than 1/4" on the drivers side without running into the bypass canister. This injectors are less that 2" tall
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That is a bit too much pressure to be running the FI114962 injector reliably.
You should consider stepping up to 80's or better yet some low-z injectors with a driver module.
Unfortunately this is the highest flowing injector this size.
There may be an 80lb version of this injector but nothing in the immediate future.
You should consider stepping up to 80's or better yet some low-z injectors with a driver module.
Unfortunately this is the highest flowing injector this size.
There may be an 80lb version of this injector but nothing in the immediate future.
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I have run the taller siemens 60's at 73psi base pressure and 20psi boost on gasoline and never had any issues with it though I prefer to just run a larger injector.
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Good to know, thanks. FICINJECTORS is helping me out with 80's.. And with my HP goal it should put me right at 80% at 75psi