injector questions
The best injector in my opinion is Delphi. SVO injectors are made by Bosch. If you are going to go with big injectors (over 50lbers) I would recommend going with Delphi or Siemans. If you are looking under 50lbers than I would recommend SVO injectors.
IDOXLR8......dang dude your running 83# injectors????
You gotta be kidding. I have never heard of anyone running such monsters. Maybe I just haven't looked but I thought some of the biggest were 36ers and stuff.
As for original question.....go with the Bosch SVO's. I have heard a lot of people having problems with Accels. Heard they were not even or something like that. Some throwing 28#s and stuff. Do a search. Just yesterday I saw someone post the same thing.
You gotta be kidding. I have never heard of anyone running such monsters. Maybe I just haven't looked but I thought some of the biggest were 36ers and stuff.As for original question.....go with the Bosch SVO's. I have heard a lot of people having problems with Accels. Heard they were not even or something like that. Some throwing 28#s and stuff. Do a search. Just yesterday I saw someone post the same thing.
[QUOTE]Originally posted by S.J.S.
[B]IDOXLR8......dang dude your running 83# injectors????
You gotta be kidding. I have never heard of anyone running such monsters. Maybe I just haven't looked but I thought some of the biggest were 36ers and stuff.
lol, yeah I am running 83 lb injector and no my car is not driven on the street. My setup needs that big of an injector. Typically with blower applications running alot of boost you need a pretty decent fuel system. I know a guy (Cal Hartline) in Florida running 160 lb injectors in his GrandNational and the thing drives like it is stock.
[B]IDOXLR8......dang dude your running 83# injectors????
You gotta be kidding. I have never heard of anyone running such monsters. Maybe I just haven't looked but I thought some of the biggest were 36ers and stuff.lol, yeah I am running 83 lb injector and no my car is not driven on the street. My setup needs that big of an injector. Typically with blower applications running alot of boost you need a pretty decent fuel system. I know a guy (Cal Hartline) in Florida running 160 lb injectors in his GrandNational and the thing drives like it is stock.
Stock 24's will handle 400flywheel HP comfortably. Some people have pushed them to 450HP, but I wouldn't. Adding N2O will affect the injector size only if you add a dry system. A wet system would add the fuel by means other than the injectors.
Until you start getting into the more exotic setups, I don't think you will see all that much difference between injector types. The stock RP ball and spray disc provide the exact spray pattern the intake and head runners were designed for. The Bosch/FMS/SVO pintle styles will flow a little more than rated in a stock 43.5psi fuel system, but they are actually a little slower than the stockers.
I doubt Accel actually makes their injectors.... most likely just relabled injectors from one of the few standard manufacturers.
Most of the larger HP engines I have seen will run low impedance Bosch, Siemans or Lucas injectors. I run Bosch 64's at 58psi, making them a 78# equivalent.
Here's a good reference on injectors:
RLC Injector Tech
Until you start getting into the more exotic setups, I don't think you will see all that much difference between injector types. The stock RP ball and spray disc provide the exact spray pattern the intake and head runners were designed for. The Bosch/FMS/SVO pintle styles will flow a little more than rated in a stock 43.5psi fuel system, but they are actually a little slower than the stockers.
I doubt Accel actually makes their injectors.... most likely just relabled injectors from one of the few standard manufacturers.
Most of the larger HP engines I have seen will run low impedance Bosch, Siemans or Lucas injectors. I run Bosch 64's at 58psi, making them a 78# equivalent.
Here's a good reference on injectors:
RLC Injector Tech
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