Injectors for Port Injection
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OP here get these like c4-vert has done then for his car yes a big inj but at 50% DC at WOT you will never hurt them from being over worked. Are if Cajun at EDGYVETTE you tell him this on the ID 1000 inj see if he has a good set of ID 800 are what ever that will not RUN the duty cycle over 85% at WOT for your car.. Robert
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850s is what I run.
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My Holley touchscreen shows me duty cycle, pulse width time, fuel flow, fuel pressure, ethanol percentage, even has closed loop which I am learning more about and is pretty damn cool it will learn over time and adjust tuning to hit target air fuel ratios. Getting off topic but this is how I got my values. I believe it’s finding a fuel flow rating @ 43.5 psi at .5 and won’t exceed 80% duty cycle. Not sure if that’s different for ethanol sure it is since it requires 30% more for same power. Good luck!
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Ethanol is not available around here, so i think i will look for smaller injectors.. something in middle for my application, that way i am not underutilize or overworking them...
Information you guys provided was very helpful.
on related subject... I finally had a chance to look at my MSD intake and holes I have to drill... Looks like i have to drill thru 1" of plastic, which is actually two plastic pieces. LS3 style injector seal would sit right against seam of two plastic pieces (from looks of it).. fun fun...
Information you guys provided was very helpful.
on related subject... I finally had a chance to look at my MSD intake and holes I have to drill... Looks like i have to drill thru 1" of plastic, which is actually two plastic pieces. LS3 style injector seal would sit right against seam of two plastic pieces (from looks of it).. fun fun...
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Closed Loop... are you talking about using closed loop when just driving around ??? I always wondered if there would be any bad side-effects; since stock computer cuts out fuel between shift..
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Some Holley forum links on the topic. I didn't proof little busy this min but will come back to it.
https://forums.holley.com/showthread...vs-Closed-Loop
https://forums.holley.com/showthread...-Learn-Enabled
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No I am referring to Holley's closed loop learning system that you can set params for learning such as learn at 50% throttle + 1psi, etc. I am not the tuner expert Chris Crawford get's all that credit. He can explain it better also but the general idea is it constantly learns your parameters when enabled and adjusts fueling to meet the target A/F ratio (in my case adding fuel via port injectors). Not sure how good it is always as good as the team of developers who wrote it, but I do love the Holley features and software. So far top notch!
Some Holley forum links on the topic. I didn't proof little busy this min but will come back to it.
https://forums.holley.com/showthread...vs-Closed-Loop
https://forums.holley.com/showthread...-Learn-Enabled
Some Holley forum links on the topic. I didn't proof little busy this min but will come back to it.
https://forums.holley.com/showthread...vs-Closed-Loop
https://forums.holley.com/showthread...-Learn-Enabled