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Old 03-31-23, 02:46 AM
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Fuel Injector recommendation

Hi
i currently have a 1996 FD making around 440BHP

im looking to restart the build and build to around 800BHP
Anyone got any recommendations on fuel injector for this

thanks

Old 03-31-23, 05:11 AM
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No offense man, but if you need to ask what injectors to get for 800BHP then you're not ready to build for 800BHP. You'll need a COMPLETE revamp of your entire system (think in the ballpark of $30k-$50k) for that and it'll take a lot of stuff to make that reliably. Not to mention, with the weight of the car 800BHP will be basically pointless. AND that power on a 13B will come at the expense of extreme lag.

My recommendation is to enjoy what you have.

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I'd strongly advise considering fendamonky's response.

However, if you do give it a go, I recommend six of these (8 if you do alcohol). I think Injector Dynamics makes some they don't advertaise...

800-hp Fuel injectors

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^ I got quite the laugh out of that. Thank you!

I agree with all of the above. Having said that, here is a link that may be helpful. Good luck.

https://www.fueltech.net/pages/fuel-injector-calculator


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if you want to go from 440 to 800, just double what you have...
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Also, reading through this may help get the OP into the ballpark.

https://www.rx7club.com/single-turbo...e-e85-1056358/
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Originally Posted by LouisF
Hi
i currently have a 1996 FD making around 440BHP

im looking to restart the build and build to around 800BHP
Anyone got any recommendations on fuel injector for this

thanks
Bruf, if you have to ask this question, you are not capable of building an 800 BHP two-rotor.
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An LS swap will make 800 easy.
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