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Old 09-12-2008, 03:51 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Turbo Injectors... What size?

Im planning to be running 20 psi on a fully built h22a, 255 lph fuel pump, 9:1 comp.
Im thinking of RC injectors either 750cc or 1000cc

Which should i get? and what is the difference between PEAK AND HOLD and SATURATED injectors?

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That sounds like an awfully large amount of boost....
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In my opinion, you can never go too high with injectors. Keep in mind that some ECU's can only control a certain amount off cc's. For example, I think Hondata can only control up to 1000's, someone correct me if i'm wrong.
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Im planning to be running 20 psi on a fully built h22a, 255 lph fuel pump, 9:1 comp.
Im thinking of RC injectors either 750cc or 1000cc

Which should i get? and what is the difference between PEAK AND HOLD and SATURATED injectors?

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Sheesh my crome says that at stock fuel pressure, 500cc would be the smallest on gas. (At turbo 100% efficient) Especially with that pump. Peak and Saturated are virtually high or low impedence. If you are running a 5th gen you need saturated injectors.
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In my opinion, you can never go too high with injectors. Keep in mind that some ECU's can only control a certain amount off cc's. For example, I think Hondata can only control up to 1000's, someone correct me if i'm wrong.
You can definitely go too large. Too large affects throttle response, gas mileage, and idle quality.
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Im planning to be running 20 psi on a fully built h22a, 255 lph fuel pump, 9:1 comp.
Im thinking of RC injectors either 750cc or 1000cc

Which should i get? and what is the difference between PEAK AND HOLD and SATURATED injectors?

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Look in the N/A library under the Other section, it has info on injectors:
N/A Performance Library (README!)

Use the RC Eng. calculator to compute ideal injector size.
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well i will be running a Aem ems.
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I did the little worksheet on injectors and i got 966cc/min but i didnt know what some off the stuff meant so i just kept what was filled in.

So im leaning towrds 1000cc?
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I hope you have a built motor.
You will need to run 1000cc.
Peak v. Saturated really equates to low v. high resistence.
5th gen is saturated but you can run peak with some basic wiring.
I recommend flying out John Reed for the tune if you are going AEM PEMS.
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The bigger injectors the better
What valves are you running ?
My h23a1 is being bored out .040 over next week
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You can definitely go too large. Too large affects throttle response, gas mileage, and idle quality.
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