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Old 07-12-2007, 08:56 AM
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looking for high impedence 80-90 lb injectors for 1000hp supercharged LS7 build,trying to use stock ecm,any help would be greatly appreciated

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Old 07-12-2007, 09:12 AM
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85pph run at 60 psi flow 92pph. there are also 96pph. chech MSD they sell them.
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Originally Posted by LS1curious
85pph run at 60 psi flow 92pph. there are also 96pph. chech MSD they sell them.
I think those are low impedence.

I run an Acceleronics Versafueler with 84 lb/hr on my stock ECM.
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Originally Posted by engineermike
I think those are low impedence.

I run an Acceleronics Versafueler with 84 lb/hr on my stock ECM.

Trying to stay away from additional boxes,engine is going into a high end 69 camaro,want to make is as clean as possible,might have to use a big stuff 3
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I believe RC Engineering makes a 75lb high impedance injector. There was a set for sale in the classifieds around a month ago.
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Originally Posted by ss1
I believe RC Engineering makes a 75lb high impedance injector. There was a set for sale in the classifieds around a month ago.
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RC's 75 lb injectors are the biggest that I know of.

The do some custom work though, so they may be interested in building (ie hogging out) one.
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If you need that much injector do it right with a Low Imp injector. Much better control at that volume.
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Ugh i missread the thread title. eyes saw one thing brain saw another.the largest High Impedence injector that I know of that actually works halfway decent is the 60pph mototron/siemens unit. It flows 72pph at 60 psi of fuel pressure. Its base rating is at 43.5 JIC you didn't know.

The RC injectors every set I have ever seen are absolute junk. that pintle design bosch injector really get hairy aroun 50pph on a small engine. Not to mention its very poor dynamic response.

Stick with PICO style High Z injectors or switch to Low z.

If ya run a BS3 then Low impedence is a Non Problem.

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I believe RC Engineering makes a 75lb high impedance injector. There was a set for sale in the classifieds around a month ago.
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I am running the RC Eng 75# and I love them.




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