•• All Injectors on sale! (FAST, Siemens, DeatschWerks) ••
#1
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•• All Injectors on sale! (FAST, Siemens, DeatschWerks) •• HINSON Motorsports
All of our Fuel Injectors are on sale!
Most injectors will max out at 80% duty cycle and this is the accepted industry standard. After you install heads, cam, intake, your sucking in alot more air and your motor needs more fuel! Your injectors will be unpredictable when maxed out and you do not want to be running out of fuel at 6000+ rpm. If you have any questions about which injector size or accessories you may need, feel free to ask them in this thread. You can reach us at 205-267-6387 or seth@hinsonsupercars.com
High Impedance
FAST 33lb Injectors LS2
Part# 30332-8
DeatschWerks 35lb Injectors LS1
Part# 18U-01-0035-8
FAST 36lb Injectors LS1
Part# 303608
DeatschWerks 39lb Injectors LS1
Part# 18U-01-0039-8
FAST 39lb Injectors LS3/LS7
Part# 30397-8
Bosch 42lb Injectors LS1
Part# 0280155968
DeatschWerks 42lb Injectors LS1
Part# 18U-01-0042-8
DeatschWerks 42lb Injectors LS2
Part# 13U-00-0042-8
DeatschWerks 42lb Injectors LS3/LS7
Part# 16U-00-0042-8
FAST 46lb Injectors LS2
Part# 30462-8
DeatschWerks 50lb Injectors LS1
Part# 18U-01-0050-8
DeatschWerks 50lb Injectors LS2
Part# 17U-00-0050-8
DeatschWerks 50lb Injectors LS3/LS7
Part# 16U-00-0050-8
FAST 50lb Injectors LS3/LS7
Part# 30507-8
FAST 55lb Injectors LS1
Part# 305508
FAST 57lb Injectors LS2
Part# 30572-8
DeatschWerks 60lb Injectors LS1
Part# 18U-01-0060-8
DeatschWerks 60lb Injectors LS2
Part# 17U-00-0060-8
FAST 60lb Injectors LS1
Part# 306008
Siemens 60lb Injectors LS1 - EV1
Part# 107961
Siemens 60lb Injectors LS1 - EV6
Part# 108191
DeatschWerks 65lb Injectors LS3/LS7
Part# 16U-00-0065-8
FAST 65lb Injectors LS3/LS7
Part# 30657-8
DeatschWerks 72lb Injectors LS2
Part# 17U-00-0072-8
DeatschWerks 78lb Injectors LS1
Part# 18U-01-0078-8
Siemens 80lb Injectors LS1 - EV1
Part# 110324
Siemens 80lb Injectors LS1 - EV6
Part# 109991
FAST 85lb Injectors LS3/LS7
Part# 30857-8
DeatschWerks 88lb Injectors LS1
Part# 18U-01-0088-8
DeatschWerks 90lb LS3/LS7 Injectors
Part# 16U-00-0090-8
DeatschWerks 95lb Injectors LS2
Part# 17U-00-0095-8
Low Impedance
Lucas 120lb Injectors LS1
Bosch 160lb Injectors LS1
Fuel components you may need for your build
Caspers Electronics Injector Adapter EV1 to EV6
Part# 109076
LS2/LS3/LS7 Car using an LS1 Injector
Caspers Electronics Injector Adapter EV6 to EV1
Part# 109077
LS1 Car using an LS2/LS3/LS7 Injector
FAST Injector Harness Adapters - EV1 to EV6 (8 Pack)
LS2/LS3/LS7 Car using an LS1 Injector
FAST Injector Harness Adapters - EV6 to EV1 (8 Pack)
LS1 Car using an LS2/LS3/LS7 Injector
FAST Fuel Injector Spacer Kit
Makes an LS3/LS7 Injector have the same height as an LS2 Injector
Katech Fuel Rail Spacer LS2
LS1 Injector in an LS2 Manifold and Fuel Rail
Most injectors will max out at 80% duty cycle and this is the accepted industry standard. After you install heads, cam, intake, your sucking in alot more air and your motor needs more fuel! Your injectors will be unpredictable when maxed out and you do not want to be running out of fuel at 6000+ rpm. If you have any questions about which injector size or accessories you may need, feel free to ask them in this thread. You can reach us at 205-267-6387 or seth@hinsonsupercars.com
High Impedance
FAST 33lb Injectors LS2
Part# 30332-8
DeatschWerks 35lb Injectors LS1
Part# 18U-01-0035-8
FAST 36lb Injectors LS1
Part# 303608
DeatschWerks 39lb Injectors LS1
Part# 18U-01-0039-8
FAST 39lb Injectors LS3/LS7
Part# 30397-8
Bosch 42lb Injectors LS1
Part# 0280155968
DeatschWerks 42lb Injectors LS1
Part# 18U-01-0042-8
DeatschWerks 42lb Injectors LS2
Part# 13U-00-0042-8
DeatschWerks 42lb Injectors LS3/LS7
Part# 16U-00-0042-8
FAST 46lb Injectors LS2
Part# 30462-8
DeatschWerks 50lb Injectors LS1
Part# 18U-01-0050-8
DeatschWerks 50lb Injectors LS2
Part# 17U-00-0050-8
DeatschWerks 50lb Injectors LS3/LS7
Part# 16U-00-0050-8
FAST 50lb Injectors LS3/LS7
Part# 30507-8
FAST 55lb Injectors LS1
Part# 305508
FAST 57lb Injectors LS2
Part# 30572-8
DeatschWerks 60lb Injectors LS1
Part# 18U-01-0060-8
DeatschWerks 60lb Injectors LS2
Part# 17U-00-0060-8
FAST 60lb Injectors LS1
Part# 306008
Siemens 60lb Injectors LS1 - EV1
Part# 107961
Siemens 60lb Injectors LS1 - EV6
Part# 108191
DeatschWerks 65lb Injectors LS3/LS7
Part# 16U-00-0065-8
FAST 65lb Injectors LS3/LS7
Part# 30657-8
DeatschWerks 72lb Injectors LS2
Part# 17U-00-0072-8
DeatschWerks 78lb Injectors LS1
Part# 18U-01-0078-8
Siemens 80lb Injectors LS1 - EV1
Part# 110324
Siemens 80lb Injectors LS1 - EV6
Part# 109991
FAST 85lb Injectors LS3/LS7
Part# 30857-8
DeatschWerks 88lb Injectors LS1
Part# 18U-01-0088-8
DeatschWerks 90lb LS3/LS7 Injectors
Part# 16U-00-0090-8
DeatschWerks 95lb Injectors LS2
Part# 17U-00-0095-8
Low Impedance
Lucas 120lb Injectors LS1
Bosch 160lb Injectors LS1
Fuel components you may need for your build
Caspers Electronics Injector Adapter EV1 to EV6
Part# 109076
LS2/LS3/LS7 Car using an LS1 Injector
Caspers Electronics Injector Adapter EV6 to EV1
Part# 109077
LS1 Car using an LS2/LS3/LS7 Injector
FAST Injector Harness Adapters - EV1 to EV6 (8 Pack)
LS2/LS3/LS7 Car using an LS1 Injector
FAST Injector Harness Adapters - EV6 to EV1 (8 Pack)
LS1 Car using an LS2/LS3/LS7 Injector
FAST Fuel Injector Spacer Kit
Makes an LS3/LS7 Injector have the same height as an LS2 Injector
Katech Fuel Rail Spacer LS2
LS1 Injector in an LS2 Manifold and Fuel Rail
Last edited by HinsonSuperCars; 03-25-2014 at 02:19 PM.
#2
Le Mans Master
Why would one go with a 46# injector when the 57# injector is at the same price? Is it about efficiency ranges?
Also with E85 in my future, which of the above is suitable for this?
Also with E85 in my future, which of the above is suitable for this?
#3
Former Vendor
Thread Starter
Since E85 requires 30-35% more fuel, you're going to need to go with the next size up from whichever size you were originally going to go with. If this is a Stock NA LS2 E85 motor, I would go with the 46's. If this is a H/C/I NA LS2 E85 motor, I would go with the 57's.
Seth
#4
Tech Contributor
Additionally, HP tuners type software only lets you put in an injector size of up to about 63lbs so bigger will require other tricks such as table rescaling and in some cases, resistor boxes to get them working reasonably well.
As far as E85, you need to get injectors that can handle the 30% additional flow capacity requirement so if you're at 80% duty cycle with a 40lber on gas, you need 52lb'ers for the same HP level on E85 or the next size up. Keep in mind the stock fuel system can only handle 600rwhp N/A or 560rwhp FI so E85 will lower these HP values by 25-30% making the N/A max to be in the 450-470rwhp range using no supplemental fuel syetem. A parallel fuel system triggered by an RPM switch can extend this to any level.
#6
Former Vendor
Thread Starter
Seth
#7
Thank you for your honesty. I have always enjoyed and spoken highly of doing business with Hinson.
I am a keen member of HPTuners. The information necessary to correctly setup and configure injectors does not exist on the HPTuners.com forum. A few of the most respected forum members have worked very hard to piece together the proper configuration for a few very specific injector sets.
Many members of HPTuners.com are very excited as Greg Banish is releasing a DVD that will contain the necessary settings for some of the larger injector models.
Not having all of the necessary settings for a set of injectors will result in a large number of ECM calculations (and actions) as simply being wrong.
It seems that people are just now realizing how important injector settings are. It is bizarre that injector manufacturers do not provide a detailed "spec" sheet with every model of injector, outlining the settings of that particular injector model. Manufacturers selling injectors without this information would be like manufacturers selling longblocks without telling anyone what the heads, cam, and rotating assembly was!
As always...keep up the great work and service!
I am a keen member of HPTuners. The information necessary to correctly setup and configure injectors does not exist on the HPTuners.com forum. A few of the most respected forum members have worked very hard to piece together the proper configuration for a few very specific injector sets.
Many members of HPTuners.com are very excited as Greg Banish is releasing a DVD that will contain the necessary settings for some of the larger injector models.
Not having all of the necessary settings for a set of injectors will result in a large number of ECM calculations (and actions) as simply being wrong.
It seems that people are just now realizing how important injector settings are. It is bizarre that injector manufacturers do not provide a detailed "spec" sheet with every model of injector, outlining the settings of that particular injector model. Manufacturers selling injectors without this information would be like manufacturers selling longblocks without telling anyone what the heads, cam, and rotating assembly was!
As always...keep up the great work and service!
#8
Former Vendor
Thread Starter
Thank you for your honesty. I have always enjoyed and spoken highly of doing business with Hinson.
I am a keen member of HPTuners. The information necessary to correctly setup and configure injectors does not exist on the HPTuners.com forum. A few of the most respected forum members have worked very hard to piece together the proper configuration for a few very specific injector sets.
Many members of HPTuners.com are very excited as Greg Banish is releasing a DVD that will contain the necessary settings for some of the larger injector models.
Not having all of the necessary settings for a set of injectors will result in a large number of ECM calculations (and actions) as simply being wrong.
It seems that people are just now realizing how important injector settings are. It is bizarre that injector manufacturers do not provide a detailed "spec" sheet with every model of injector, outlining the settings of that particular injector model. Manufacturers selling injectors without this information would be like manufacturers selling longblocks without telling anyone what the heads, cam, and rotating assembly was!
As always...keep up the great work and service!
I am a keen member of HPTuners. The information necessary to correctly setup and configure injectors does not exist on the HPTuners.com forum. A few of the most respected forum members have worked very hard to piece together the proper configuration for a few very specific injector sets.
Many members of HPTuners.com are very excited as Greg Banish is releasing a DVD that will contain the necessary settings for some of the larger injector models.
Not having all of the necessary settings for a set of injectors will result in a large number of ECM calculations (and actions) as simply being wrong.
It seems that people are just now realizing how important injector settings are. It is bizarre that injector manufacturers do not provide a detailed "spec" sheet with every model of injector, outlining the settings of that particular injector model. Manufacturers selling injectors without this information would be like manufacturers selling longblocks without telling anyone what the heads, cam, and rotating assembly was!
As always...keep up the great work and service!
#11
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Seth
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