Injector upgrade options.
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OK. i know some people somehow make upgrade injectors direct fit by using different o-rings or other little neat tricks.
I currently own direct fit 4x1000cc venum injectors from e-bay.
As i slowly realize this could be a big mistake, i think it would be wise to start to look for other options.
I currently have greddy 720secondaries.
I basicly looking for direct fit secondaries for 88TII.
SOmeone that has done some similar upgrades using stock fuel railss. LEt me know the secret!!
I dont want to buy fuel rails, fitings, nor braided lines...
I just want to slap the secondaries on. Im thinking or just doing 1600 seconds and just moving my 720's to the primaries. I Will have to do this if my e-bay venoms arent in perfect shape. <-- having them tested.
Which 1600cc injectors are "direct fit" for 88 TII.? WHere can i find them. ANd what do i have to do to make them direct fit?
I currently own direct fit 4x1000cc venum injectors from e-bay.
As i slowly realize this could be a big mistake, i think it would be wise to start to look for other options.
I currently have greddy 720secondaries.
I basicly looking for direct fit secondaries for 88TII.
SOmeone that has done some similar upgrades using stock fuel railss. LEt me know the secret!!
I dont want to buy fuel rails, fitings, nor braided lines...
I just want to slap the secondaries on. Im thinking or just doing 1600 seconds and just moving my 720's to the primaries. I Will have to do this if my e-bay venoms arent in perfect shape. <-- having them tested.
Which 1600cc injectors are "direct fit" for 88 TII.? WHere can i find them. ANd what do i have to do to make them direct fit?
Last edited by Aaron Cake; 05-09-07 at 03:04 PM.
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Stage 4 BNR on stock block. I want to have enough fuel for 15psi. Most likely use stock 550cc in primaries.
I just want to know which 1600, 1680 brand injectors are the direct fit replacement for 88TII injectors. I keep forgetting if 88's are low or high but i do know that 88's are different from full s4 and full s5
I just want to know which 1600, 1680 brand injectors are the direct fit replacement for 88TII injectors. I keep forgetting if 88's are low or high but i do know that 88's are different from full s4 and full s5
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I contacted RC engineering for my injectors.. i told them it was for an 88 TII, and they sent me what i wanted, dropped right in.. the only problem was on the primaries, the 750's were a little to wide to fit in the stock holes, a little bit of dremelling, an they fit perfect
http://www.rceng.com/prices.htm
the 750's were high impedence, no resistors needed. for your 1600's make sure not to use 10ohm resistors, they can cause hesitation problems.. try something from 4-6 ohms instead
http://www.rceng.com/prices.htm
the 750's were high impedence, no resistors needed. for your 1600's make sure not to use 10ohm resistors, they can cause hesitation problems.. try something from 4-6 ohms instead
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yes good question. When will an adjustable FPR be needed? Will i need a FPR for my fuel setup?
Walbro255 , either 4x1000cc or greddy 2x 720cc + 2x 1600cc
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Walbro255 , either 4x1000cc or greddy 2x 720cc + 2x 1600cc
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I've heard that after you upgrade your pump you should get an upgraded FPR due to the increased flow and pressure.
Im getting 720 secondaries with a walbro 255lph pump and i was told to get an FPR...
Im getting 720 secondaries with a walbro 255lph pump and i was told to get an FPR...
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The injectors on that page have their flow rates measures at 43psi, not the FC's stock 36psi. That means they can't be directly compared to the stock injectors. Flow increases to the square root of pressure, so at 43psi you'll get 9% more fuel through them. Conversely if you stick those "750cc/min" injectors into an FC with a stock FPR and pump you'll only get 685cc/min! Be very careful when sizing your injectors. Their flow depends entirely on pressure, so it's vital to know your fuel system's pressure.
You don't really need to. A significant pump upgrade (like a Walbro) will cause higher fuel pressure, so unless you have some way of tuning the fuelling, you'll run rich all the time and waste gas. If you do have fuel control, you can always just tune to suit the higher fuel pressure.
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NZ,
can the stock one raise the fuel pressure adequately? say u boost 1 bar for example.. will the stocker crap out? or be able to make that kinda pressure
and isn't the base fuel pressure of aftermarket inj. usually higher?
can the stock one raise the fuel pressure adequately? say u boost 1 bar for example.. will the stocker crap out? or be able to make that kinda pressure
and isn't the base fuel pressure of aftermarket inj. usually higher?
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and isn't the base fuel pressure of aftermarket inj. usually higher?
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WARNING!
The injectors on that page have their flow rates measures at 43psi, not the FC's stock 36psi. That means they can't be directly compared to the stock injectors. Flow increases to the square root of pressure, so at 43psi you'll get 9% more fuel through them. Conversely if you stick those "750cc/min" injectors into an FC with a stock FPR and pump you'll only get 685cc/min! Be very careful when sizing your injectors. Their flow depends entirely on pressure, so it's vital to know your fuel system's pressure.
The injectors on that page have their flow rates measures at 43psi, not the FC's stock 36psi. That means they can't be directly compared to the stock injectors. Flow increases to the square root of pressure, so at 43psi you'll get 9% more fuel through them. Conversely if you stick those "750cc/min" injectors into an FC with a stock FPR and pump you'll only get 685cc/min! Be very careful when sizing your injectors. Their flow depends entirely on pressure, so it's vital to know your fuel system's pressure.
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i just have kindof my own queston, i got a set of 720cc venoms online and they work great so far (750 miles on them), i have a stock core and i was wondering if that injector size would mess with starting because i have a stock engine management.
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^^ as of right now I own 4x1000cc venoms from ebay. Im working on having them flow tested. If they fail.. im going for the 1600cc or 1680's.
I just want to have my info straight. so if they do fail i can act quickly to get my project done.
I just want to have my info straight. so if they do fail i can act quickly to get my project done.
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