42lb greentop injector data
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I used redhard supras old injector flow rate table to get my green tops inline,but i hear there is new data for injectors.
Does anyone have this new data that could possibly be helpful.I searched and could find some stuff,but not sure how correct it is.By the way im not buying some dvd for 250 just to get some of these values.any help or info would be awesome
Does anyone have this new data that could possibly be helpful.I searched and could find some stuff,but not sure how correct it is.By the way im not buying some dvd for 250 just to get some of these values.any help or info would be awesome
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the ifr table will be set from that excel sheet, if your pressure rating values are correct for those injectors. only other data you could get would be the offset table most importantly, then pulsewidth. I'm sure someone is likely to have this on here...
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That should be ignored as that is a standard SAE way to test injectors. I would like to see you test injectors & flow gasoline (low flashpoint) vapor & very fine droplets everywhere with your equipment and then build this equipment to the div 1 / div 2 classified area specifications.... this is why they flow N-hepatane.