Under what conditions do the P2 injectors start flowing?
03-15-2010, 01:24 AM
#52
That wouldn't be a problem..they are really linear even below 1 ms...
The problem is the P1/Sec ratio the stock PCM is looking for
If I use 725's for P2/Sec..ideal P1's would be 550's
I'm hoping the Bosch EV14 550's might work, they are supposedly awesome injectors with great spray patterns, and high impedance...hopefully he'll get back to me about it
The problem is the P1/Sec ratio the stock PCM is looking for
If I use 725's for P2/Sec..ideal P1's would be 550's
I'm hoping the Bosch EV14 550's might work, they are supposedly awesome injectors with great spray patterns, and high impedance...hopefully he'll get back to me about it
03-15-2010, 01:53 AM
#54
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Since MM has suggested you can go as big as you want on the P2's, why not run something like this if your looking for big fuel capacity? 380/480/2000 . That should provide as much fuel as you need for most applications anyone would want to run and still be refined in the low load situations.
thewird
03-15-2010, 02:03 AM
#57
That's some serious fuel capacity. 550+ rwhp
Since MM has suggested you can go as big as you want on the P2's, why not run something like this if your looking for big fuel capacity? 380/480/2000 . That should provide as much fuel as you need for most applications anyone would want to run and still be refined in the low load situations.
thewird
Since MM has suggested you can go as big as you want on the P2's, why not run something like this if your looking for big fuel capacity? 380/480/2000 . That should provide as much fuel as you need for most applications anyone would want to run and still be refined in the low load situations.
thewird
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