Duty cycle and load
and not about anything to do with fueling per se.
More pressure would let you run less duty cycle but you
are not close to having a problem there; it would also
perhaps make it more difficult to get idle fueling right,
if the injectors are oversized then you might run into
minimum pulse width problems as pressure goes higher.
and not about anything to do with fueling per se.
More pressure would let you run less duty cycle but you
are not close to having a problem there; it would also
perhaps make it more difficult to get idle fueling right,
if the injectors are oversized then you might run into
minimum pulse width problems as pressure goes higher.
I was under the impression that increasing the fuel pressure would help atomization and help the injectors to go through their opening and closing cleaner and help the pulse width modulation. The injectors are a batch fire setup that maxes out around 550HP at 43 psi (that is the pressure Im running now). My engine should be around 530ish at the flywheel, so the injectors are probably not too big for the setup. There is only 4 injectors though, so the individual injectors are larger than a port injection setup injector would be. Off the top of my head I think I remember them as being 77s?


