120's are done-need something bigger for a DD
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120's are done-need something bigger for a DD
My low impedance 120's are hitting 110% duty cycle with meth. I'm kind of surprised because I thought 120's could support alot more power. I don't know how much power the car is making but it runs 160mph@3600+lbs.
Now I need to have a rail pressure of at least 52psi to get the fuel transfer line to work so the saddle fuel tanks work properly.
What injector will work fine for a daily driver, I can go either way low or hi-just want the best injector.
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Now I need to have a rail pressure of at least 52psi to get the fuel transfer line to work so the saddle fuel tanks work properly.
What injector will work fine for a daily driver, I can go either way low or hi-just want the best injector.
TIA.
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I have the Racetronix 120's. I have hard time believing the 120's are done, especially since I'm also spraying meth, but there showing 110%DC and running at 18msec at 7200.
I don't know if I should try the LI 160's or the FIC 160's or the ID 2000's.
Since I'm running the stock pcm I need an injector that can work with my 55 psi rail pressure.
The good thing about the ID's is they come with all the data-the price tag is pretty steep though!
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My low impedance 120's are hitting 110% duty cycle with meth. I'm kind of surprised because I thought 120's could support alot more power. I don't know how much power the car is making but it runs 160mph@3600+lbs.
Now I need to have a rail pressure of at least 52psi to get the fuel transfer line to work so the saddle fuel tanks work properly.
What injector will work fine for a daily driver, I can go either way low or hi-just want the best injector.
TIA.
Now I need to have a rail pressure of at least 52psi to get the fuel transfer line to work so the saddle fuel tanks work properly.
What injector will work fine for a daily driver, I can go either way low or hi-just want the best injector.
TIA.
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From Precision's site the 120's should be good for 200 horsepower each-that 1600 horsepower.
I wasn't logging fuel pressure but my VE is pretty consistent so i'm pretty sure everything is working. I will be logging Fuel Pressure and Meth pump pressure this season for sure.
I agree with you-if your getting by with 96's something is wrong here.
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I just checked my logs from back in 09 when I was going 155 int he quarter. I was using Delphi 96's back then.
My duty cycle was 85% with and the inj were pulsing at 14.4msec at 7K.
These 120's are pulsing at 18@7200 rpm.
I'm not sure if this is a tune related issue or what? Are all 120's the same? These are the Standard Motor Products.
My duty cycle was 85% with and the inj were pulsing at 14.4msec at 7K.
These 120's are pulsing at 18@7200 rpm.
I'm not sure if this is a tune related issue or what? Are all 120's the same? These are the Standard Motor Products.
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ID2000s , they are expensive, but they are worth it to me. I have the ID725s in my setup and i'm at ~70% duty cycle, peaking 6200 rpm
you could have 120s rated at 58psi (4 bar) instead of the 3 bar rating ?? maybe??
that would make them 104LB/hr at 43.5psi
I don't know about that... are you running a FPR?
you could have 120s rated at 58psi (4 bar) instead of the 3 bar rating ?? maybe??
that would make them 104LB/hr at 43.5psi
I don't know about that... are you running a FPR?
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ID2000s , they are expensive, but they are worth it to me. I have the ID725s in my setup and i'm at ~70% duty cycle, peaking 6200 rpm
you could have 120s rated at 58psi (4 bar) instead of the 3 bar rating ?? maybe??
that would make them 104LB/hr at 43.5psi
I don't know about that... are you running a FPR?
you could have 120s rated at 58psi (4 bar) instead of the 3 bar rating ?? maybe??
that would make them 104LB/hr at 43.5psi
I don't know about that... are you running a FPR?
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I just checked my logs from back in 09 when I was going 155 int he quarter. I was using Delphi 96's back then.
My duty cycle was 85% with and the inj were pulsing at 14.4msec at 7K.
These 120's are pulsing at 18@7200 rpm.
I'm not sure if this is a tune related issue or what? Are all 120's the same? These are the Standard Motor Products.
My duty cycle was 85% with and the inj were pulsing at 14.4msec at 7K.
These 120's are pulsing at 18@7200 rpm.
I'm not sure if this is a tune related issue or what? Are all 120's the same? These are the Standard Motor Products.
same **** i dealt with, put the 96's back in, or better yet buy mine!
im gonna get somebodies injectors that work and its not gonna be the 2000 dollar ones, 6-700 is reasonable and they are out there just gotta find the right company to send em to me.
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I can't believe someone hasn't sent you set already. Maybe they only want "dyno queens" to have them.
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Yes and Yes. I have those injectors and FIC gives you the data for them.They just needed to be adjusted to my car a little bit. But once you put them in they are great. Plug and play. No need for driver boxes or anything like that. I've had them for about a year or so and they have been awesome! My pressure is sitting around 54 right now.
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not sure if you guys have liked FIC (fuel injector connection) on facebook. but they have just recently began dynamically testing all there injectors! which basically means there is no difference between ID and them now.. i will be running their bosch 2000cc injectors.