Need info/data on GM 60lb injectors please
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From: lancaster, pa
I searched on here and couldnt find any info, but data on the Siemens deka brand. i need the data to input into hptuners as a friend is upgrading his ls1 motor and needs injectors and found a set for under $300.
The following are several different data sets that have all been claimed to be "correct" gm data. I never did a direct swap from stock injectors to 60lb injectors with no other tune changes to see which data is truly closest to correct. I will say the data listed for the short version is definitely not good for the long injectors.
Thread Starter
Joined: Dec 2008
Posts: 1,229
Likes: 24
From: lancaster, pa
The following are several different data sets that have all been claimed to be "correct" gm data. I never did a direct swap from stock injectors to 60lb injectors with no other tune changes to see which data is truly closest to correct. I will say the data listed for the short version is definitely not good for the long injectors.
could you elaborate or rephrase what you meant by "short version is definitely not good for the long injectors"? are you referring to the overall length of the injector?
edit-i didn know the deka were meant to be similar or cloned gm injectors.
thanks gametech for uploading the spreadsheets. i'll take a look through them and check them out.
could you elaborate or rephrase what you meant by "short version is definitely not good for the long injectors"? are you referring to the overall length of the injector?
edit-i didn know the deka were meant to be similar or cloned gm injectors.
could you elaborate or rephrase what you meant by "short version is definitely not good for the long injectors"? are you referring to the overall length of the injector?
edit-i didn know the deka were meant to be similar or cloned gm injectors.
Siemens/deka 60lb injectors were all high impedance. That is why they were popular for a long time. Low impedance injectors don't work with the factory PCM. And back before aftermarket injector data for gm was available, they were the biggest injectors that could be easily tuned around to be "good enough".










