Holley HP and unknown injectors
and non Holley injectors. I usually use the Holleys because auto populates
the info. But this time I used some injectors I had, they were cleaned and flowed,
76 @ 43 PSI. But I don't have voltage values. I think that's why I am having
some problems-I just picked something from the screen that was close and
high imp. I think these are Bosch.
truck build has gotten the best of me like never before. I might just order Holleys injs. then I know
it will have the correct #'s. This saving me money is costing me a fortune, lol.
can you post a picture of the injectors and part numbers on them? I'll ask some of the smarter guys on sloppy facebook
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280-158-051, 76.5 @ 43.5 psi, 91.5 @ 58 PSI
I had found this earlier, but nothing that matched mine
https://documents.holley.com/techlib...owdatarev2.pdf
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once they are decapped i'm sure they could flow 80+ lb/hr but i've had a hell of a time getting good data with decaps...the latency increases in a somewhat unpredictable fashion.
not sure what they really are-I have to go off the actual flow #'s, so thats what I inputted on
the Holley setup screen. I picked the Bosch 160's off the drop down menu to fil in the data
fields. These are the short injs., If i find a higher flowing short inj. with the data sheet prob
buy them. Fighting an off idle "shake" now, like a fouled plug, but plugs good, comp. is good,
kind of driving me crazy.
and maybe shift the voltage offsets one way or another 10 % at a time and seeing if the idle improved.
they problem with moving the whole voltage offset table like that is it's not actually modeling the change in latency....it's not a uniform change when you decap an injector...it skews the curve into a whole different shape.
there are lots of people going fast with decaps and i'm just not one of them. I can't get reliable enough results to meet what I think is a minimum quality requirement. I know some guys on sloppy have spent a lot of time to using trial and error to get that offset voltage right, but they don't seem to wanna cough it up!
not sure what they really are-I have to go off the actual flow #'s, so thats what I inputted on
the Holley setup screen. I picked the Bosch 160's off the drop down menu to fil in the data
fields. These are the short injs., If i find a higher flowing short inj. with the data sheet prob
buy them. Fighting an off idle "shake" now, like a fouled plug, but plugs good, comp. is good,
kind of driving me crazy.
with my welding skills-if you could post that info for me i can send a beer, lol.
it's the tabel that looks like so:
BTW the pictured data are for some seimens deka 80's we are running in a friend's truck right now and the data seems solid. The AFR learn works well and all that.
to do upgrades with the lap top, I tend to really mess things up and loose everything, lol.
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