Anyone use the new 79lb high Z injectors?
Anyone use the new 79lb high Z injectors?
I just received my new Racetronix 79lb High Z injectors. I was wondering if anyone has used these yet and how they worked. I will be running these with the stock PCM. Anyone know what injector offsets work for these big guys?
Bill
Bill
Check with racetronix to see what fuel pressure they rate them at - then just use a ratio of that with your pressure to get your number.
Also, going that big you can probably get away with just plugging in 79 and see how it does. Idles/cruises a little rich - lean it out, or the other way around.
Also, going that big you can probably get away with just plugging in 79 and see how it does. Idles/cruises a little rich - lean it out, or the other way around.
I bought a set of his 62# high imp injectors from there. All I did was cut the pw by the % difference in size and they work perfect.
If I did my Camaro over again, I'd do the 79's for sure.
If I did my Camaro over again, I'd do the 79's for sure.
I wasn't looking for the injector constant (Lbs/hr), but the injector offset. These offsets are the delay it takes in opening the injectors after the power is applied, the table in Tunercat is listed by micro seconds. It varies by the voltage applied (but it really only matters in the 12-14 volt range) and the mass of the plunger. No one has played/adjusted these before? They are pretty essential to making injectors work properly. Remember years ago with the old MSD 50lb injectors, they were pretty slow to open compared to stock and guys had a hard time running them. Had they had their offsets right they would have worked like stock!
Bill
Bill
I wasn't looking for the injector constant (Lbs/hr), but the injector offset. These offsets are the delay it takes in opening the injectors after the power is applied, the table in Tunercat is listed by micro seconds. It varies by the voltage applied (but it really only matters in the 12-14 volt range) and the mass of the plunger. No one has played/adjusted these before? They are pretty essential to making injectors work properly. Remember years ago with the old MSD 50lb injectors, they were pretty slow to open compared to stock and guys had a hard time running them. Had they had their offsets right they would have worked like stock!
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