JeremyF

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Resizing the LS1 injector's to 48/50lb is the maximum they will handle. Tell me about your fuel system/manifold/ rails/ and hp total whether blown, NA or n20 and I can set you up with the best injector for your specific application.

Thanks

Dan

1999 SS

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i have a stock ci ls1 with ported 241 heads, futral f14 cam, qtp headers, no cats, 4" exhaust, procharger p1sc with a custom front mount. it will also have dual in tank walbros, fast 90mm intake, NW 90mm tb, kinsler fuel rails, and we plan on running 100% e85.
were shooting for 550 to 600 rwhp.

JeremyF

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Siemens 83lbs would be able to be just dropped in and work perfectly, flow matched and shipped to you for $499.95.

Let me know if you would like them and I will get them shipped right out.

Thanks
Dan

1999 SS

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great i will talk with the shop tomorrow and get the ball rolling on this. thank you

JeremyF

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We also stock the LS2's and LS3s in 60lb/hr sets for $325.00 shipped.

94Z28rag

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Anything that will fit an LT1, 42 lb, flow-matched? On a 600 HP N/A setup...should be good...thoughts? Shoot me a PM.

rx_treme

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Do you guys (or can you) match your sets for dead times (offsets) as well or just static flow?

JeremyF

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Give us a call at 813 476 7364, or Jeremy on his cell at 813 495 8778.

JeremyF

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These sets are available and ready to ship:

LS3: 60 and 72 lb/hr

LS2: 60 and 72 lb/hr

LS1: 42 and 48 lb/hr

Thank you
Dan
Fasterproms

Preston129

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For the guys at Fasterproms, I'd like to get your opinion on injector sizing for the application I'm building:
Naturally aspirated 5.3, Gen IV,
cammed
FAST LSXRT, 90mm throttle body, Fast fuel rails,
CNC'd 243 LS6 heads
Will be keeping rpms under 6300

Stock size I have now is 26 lb/hr at 58 I think, if you think that's sufficient, I would just have them flow matched. I haven't seen what they duty cycle at now to know if I'm getting close to their limit, only reason I'm thinking of upgrading is the online calculators I've found suggest I'd need ~32lb/hr ones.