will stock injector's be enough??
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My car has the following for HP mods; LS6 intake, P/P LS1 heads with stock valves that flow 300 @.550, 228/228 112lsa 571/571 cam, Kooks 1 3/4 stepped to 1 7/8 headers, y-pipe, no cats, free mods, LS1 edit, ported stock TB, ASP pulley, cutout & flow master cat back and that's about it.
As far as to how close the 30lb svo's were to maxing out you'd have to ask slowhawk from the eastern section. he built & tuned it.
I picked the car up today & doesn't it ever haul azz
As far as to how close the 30lb svo's were to maxing out you'd have to ask slowhawk from the eastern section. he built & tuned it.
I picked the car up today & doesn't it ever haul azz

Do you know how much hp and tq you picked up when you went with the bigger injectors? I am in the middle of putting a Moser 12 bolt with 4.10 gears, and SVO 30 lbs. injectors in. I know I will lose a little bit with the Moser but was wondering how much I might get back with the injectors.
I'm not trying to take over your thread here dude.
Fred99LS1,
You think that you picked up close to 21 hp when you went to the larger injectors? I hope that I have am increase like that. TEA did my tuning and they said that my stock injectors were maxed out as well. Thanks.
If your Brake Specific Fuel Consumption (BSFC) is around .50 to .60 PPHp (where most engines run), then the most that 26 PPHr injectors can handle is ~26*8/.6 = 350 hp; ~26*8/.5 = 418 hp. The 30 PPHr jobs with .6 BSFC ~30*8/.6 = 400 hp. A typical .55 BSFC with 30 pounders would be ~30*8/.55 = 435 hp. Remember the injectors are spec'ed at about 48 psi pressure (IIRC - could be 43 psi) and the FPR usually delivers some more which would give you a little more flow. Also remember that most injectors want to be run at 80% duty cycle for best operation. So assume high BSFC at .6 and you want to feed 450 hp: .6*450 = 270 PPH total needed/8 injectors = 33.75/.8 (or 80%) = ~42 PPH. For an efficient engine with .5 BSFC: .5*450 = 225/8 = 28 PPH/.8 = ~35 PPH, so 30's on a 55 psi fuel pressure would do the job with about 80-85% duty cycle.
There's no doubt that this leads to a little larger injector than is absolutely needed, but gets you in the ballpark. HTH
I'm not trying to take over your thread here dude.
Fred99LS1,
You think that you picked up close to 21 hp when you went to the larger injectors? I hope that I have am increase like that. TEA did my tuning and they said that my stock injectors were maxed out as well. Thanks.
I just want to make sure that the SVO 30lb inj is good for me as i hope to be putting down around 450+ hp





