What injectors
#2
I was just about to ask the same thing.
can you over inject a phase one engine ?
my simple brain says get the 850 injectors & that way they wont be working as hard, can someone confirm ?
cheers
can you over inject a phase one engine ?
my simple brain says get the 850 injectors & that way they wont be working as hard, can someone confirm ?
cheers
#4
depends on your're power requirements, for best power i beleve you should be running over 65% duty cycle although depending on the injector you shouldn't really be going over 85/90%
Flows are generally rated at 2.5bar, so at say 4bar(above manifold pressure) your 550 would flow closer to 680-700. (remeber to take your duty clycle off that).
to calculate the flow you need use
flow = HP x K
.......------
..........C
Hp= horsepower
K= constant for turbo engine = 5.6
C= number of cylinders
Hope this isn't a lesson in 'tell me somthing i don't know'
Dave (i'm not actually clever by the way, i was just reading this the other night )
edited to make my formula look nice
[Edited by RB5_245 - 11/19/2003 4:50:13 PM]
Flows are generally rated at 2.5bar, so at say 4bar(above manifold pressure) your 550 would flow closer to 680-700. (remeber to take your duty clycle off that).
to calculate the flow you need use
flow = HP x K
.......------
..........C
Hp= horsepower
K= constant for turbo engine = 5.6
C= number of cylinders
Hope this isn't a lesson in 'tell me somthing i don't know'
Dave (i'm not actually clever by the way, i was just reading this the other night )
edited to make my formula look nice
[Edited by RB5_245 - 11/19/2003 4:50:13 PM]
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380, 440, 500(ish), 550, 660, 740 and 850 injectors commonly used on Scoobys are AFAIK quoted at 3.0 bar which is factory, so 4.0 bar only gives you 15% extra, and then only if your regulator and fuel pump will cope with it (e.g. 1.5 bar boost would give 5.5 bar fuel pressure, this is a too much for many aftermarket fuel pressure regs).
If you are using any factory turbo off a Subaru Impreza, then 550s will be more than adequate, and you can usually get away with 440s at higher fuel pressure for the largest factory turbo which is a TD05. Going too big results in problems opening the injector for a short enough time to accurately control idle mixture. This could affect smoothness and emissions compliance.
[Edited by john banks - 11/19/2003 5:00:03 PM]
If you are using any factory turbo off a Subaru Impreza, then 550s will be more than adequate, and you can usually get away with 440s at higher fuel pressure for the largest factory turbo which is a TD05. Going too big results in problems opening the injector for a short enough time to accurately control idle mixture. This could affect smoothness and emissions compliance.
[Edited by john banks - 11/19/2003 5:00:03 PM]
#6
Cheeky B******* This means my 440's are really only about 400's.... which in turn means i need new injectors. Best get saving
Edited to say, would anyone like to swap a set of 550's for a kidney, well used but still in working order....
[Edited by RB5_245 - 11/19/2003 5:17:32 PM]
Edited to say, would anyone like to swap a set of 550's for a kidney, well used but still in working order....
[Edited by RB5_245 - 11/19/2003 5:17:32 PM]
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#8
LOL, More slippery than you can imagine, I have an MR2 turbo in the garage... or more appropriatly spread around the garage
By my calculations for 340bhp i would need 440's running around 90% duty cycle at 4bar above manifold pressure. I think this is pushing it a bit.
By my calculations for 340bhp i would need 440's running around 90% duty cycle at 4bar above manifold pressure. I think this is pushing it a bit.
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