flowmatched injectors
09-21-2008, 05:08 PM
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flowmatched injectors well the cam is gettin closer to being install and i'm readin other posts and i'm seeing gettin flowmatched is alot better so i get the right amount of fuel to each cylinder, so with that being said who makes good 42lb flowmatched injectors and a price? if a sponsor has a price and would like to not post it a pm would be good 
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john
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09-21-2008, 05:45 PM
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well the cam is gettin closer to being instsall and i'm readin other posts and i'm seeing gettin flowmatched is alot better so i get the right amount of fuel to each cylinder, so with that being said who makes good 42lb flowmatched injectors and a price? if a sponsor has a price and would like to not post it a pm would be good thank you
john
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09-21-2008, 07:27 PM
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We have a special right now on brand new Bosch Design III 30's. Flow matched for $299 for the set of 8.
What crank HP are you looking at, I can run the #'s and find what injector would suit you.
What crank HP are you looking at, I can run the #'s and find what injector would suit you.
09-21-2008, 08:31 PM
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i'd like to see 400 or a bit more at the wheels with my set-up. mods include SLP lid, MAF, fernco bellows lol, LS6 manifold, pacesetter headers, !air! !egr! !cats!, ture duals with LM1 resonators out the back, coming before the cam goes in is a slp underdrive pulley and a 3400 circle D stall
09-21-2008, 08:37 PM
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Alright, 400WHP is roughly 480CHP through an auto, so I ran the #'s at 500 to give a touch of headroom.
I get a # of needing 33lb injectors at an 80% duty cycle to handle that. So 36's would probably be your best bet.
We can resize your stock injectors to that easily, would save you quite a bit of money as well as being much easier to tune.
I get a # of needing 33lb injectors at an 80% duty cycle to handle that. So 36's would probably be your best bet.
We can resize your stock injectors to that easily, would save you quite a bit of money as well as being much easier to tune.
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09-22-2008, 08:24 AM
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you can do prices for instance at www.racetronix.com and they are XX.XX per each... depending on what you want
09-22-2008, 10:07 AM
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I strongly suggest that you go with the 42s to give you a little extra capacity. If you go the minimum, you will regret it later. And the price quoted you for the 42s is very reasonable. Note: I have no buy-in on this transaction, just trying to see a forum member make a good decision.
Although I am currently running the Lucas disc injectors, and find them a quality piece.
Although I am currently running the Lucas disc injectors, and find them a quality piece.