how much boost can 250ccInjectors handle?
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I just pluged in the MSpnp and fixed the timing and the car isn't running so good. i'm taking my car to a dyno, i have RC 250cc injectors and my boost can't be lower then 10 psi. no electronic boost controller. i am running on that ebay 16g turbo. will these injectors be a problem?
I just pluged in the MSpnp and fixed the timing and the car isn't running so good. i'm taking my car to a dyno, i have RC 250cc injectors and my boost can't be lower then 10 psi. no electronic boost controller. i am running on that ebay 16g turbo. will these injectors be a problem?
you can pick up a set of 550's for £50 (about $100) that will fullfill all your needs.
Why can't boost be lower than 10psi? just adjust the wastgate accordingly.
IMO your options are:
* Reduce the boost
* Replace your injectors
if not you'll be buying a new engine PDQ.
Go to the junkyard, get resistor box from a honda or something or dsm, some thing like that, and wire it in.
I hear its actually pretty easy, but i dont know from expierence.
Jerry reckons with lots of extra earths they'll work fine. If you don't want the hassle just fit a resistor pack inbetween them and the ECU
yeah, i'm running 305's right now and am close to the edge of where i'm comfortable pushing them at 6psi. i would get some bigger injectors before you even try to run anywhere near 10.
http://www.rceng.com/technical.aspx?
The whole page is good info on this, but you can use the calculator at the bottom of the page.
The whole page is good info on this, but you can use the calculator at the bottom of the page.
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'91 Miata BEGi S3 GT2560 w/ MSPNP - 14.1psi - 253whp, 232wtq
'95 Miata n/a
A few other cars....
Jerry a.k.a. 'FoundSoul'
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'91 Miata BEGi S3 GT2560 w/ MSPNP - 14.1psi - 253whp, 232wtq
'95 Miata n/a
A few other cars....
target HP - 160
No of Injectors - 4
BSFC - .65
DC - 80
Fuel Pressure - 43.5
that give the requirement of 344's. That's the ultra conservative better safe than sorry.
Personally I don't see the point of pushing harder than that, if you can get bigger injectors do so, they're cheaper than an engine.
when's the last time you were driving around at 43.5 psi of fuel?! you idle at 35psi and make 50psi at no vacuum.
USE .55 BSFC and 50psi of fuel.
but reality always overrides these math equations. who would ever just plug in some numbers, buy those injectors and just assume the fuel is good, no one smart.
USE .55 BSFC and 50psi of fuel.
but reality always overrides these math equations. who would ever just plug in some numbers, buy those injectors and just assume the fuel is good, no one smart.
when's the last time you were driving around at 43.5 psi of fuel?! you idle at 35psi and make 50psi at no vacuum.
USE .55 BSFC and 50psi of fuel.
but reality always overrides these math equations. who would ever just plug in some numbers, buy those injectors and just assume the fuel is good, no one smart.
USE .55 BSFC and 50psi of fuel.
but reality always overrides these math equations. who would ever just plug in some numbers, buy those injectors and just assume the fuel is good, no one smart.
my bad!
.55BSFC is for N/A tho, 60 - 65 for T/C according to the calculator??
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i bought some 550cc rx7 injectors...i pluged it in and it was leaking a little bit... i pulled it out again and the plastic on the bottom of the injectors just cracked like glass...i am soo ****!!! does that mean my injectors are done?







