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2002 28lb injectors vs Ford motorsport 24lb injectors ???

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Old 01-22-2007, 10:42 AM
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Default 2002 28lb injectors vs Ford motorsport 24lb injectors ???

Here we have two injectors rated around the same, so, is there any advantage of one to the other? From what I gather, they are both bosch and both have 4 holes. The fords look like they have a fatter body, but, that just may be the old school look.

I have a Jeep stroker that needs 24lb injectors and a tired set of injectors on the camaro. Since I have a new set of stock 02 injectors ready to go, I was wondering what the diferences are in them before I stuff them in?
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The SVO 24's are rated at the normal pressure, while ours are rated at 58 psi, so the 24's may be a bit larger.
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Thanks blur, well, and I do not know if this is correct, but, using a fuel flow calculator, a ford 24 flowing at 40psi, then upped to 58psi would give 28.89 flow respectivley. Now, throw in a 3lb varience, which one could live with, and "theoreticly" they are very close to the same. I just wonder what internal differences make either one better over the other. I know, not something to really worry about, but, since I am going to HAVE a choice, why not get the better of the lot? Just something I am checking into before I buy in case there is something I dont know.
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Any reason (besides cost) you aren't considering going a little bit larger (like the 30-lb/hr SVOs)? I've had good luck with my Bosch 30-lbers...pretty easy to tune, and it'll give you room to grow if you think you might need it. Just a thought...




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