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  • #10964
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    hey guys after a set of 8 injectors for a 304 Holden soon to be supercharged with a whipple 2.4 inter cooled system?? I’ve been looking at the original injectors on eBay that have been capped to higher lb from 19 up to 42??? Wondering what they are like if anyone has used them ?? Or buying the newer ls style green Bosch ones that are 42s and if I do do I need to modify them??? And also would I be better off buying a new set of say Lucas 42 ev1 style or a set of Holley or yeah any help would be awesome cheers???? :bye:  :bye:

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    im not sure if they will suit, but i currently have a set of 8, 36lb supercharged v6 injectors that have been reco’d and never used their currently on ebay too so you might have seen them already

    i bought them for my 355, had them reco’d then got told wont need them

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    I just bought Injector Dynamics for mine, they are basically a Bosch motorsport injector then tweaked.  they are expensive but pretty widely regarded as one of the best.  I went ID750 for my application.

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    60lb minimum on this combo.

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    Rather then just us all throwing numbers out there for what ever injector size we think it it needs the OP is better off going to one of the many online fuel injector calculators which will tell you what you will need with a lot more accuracy.  All you really need to know is the expected power output, and the fuel pressure you will be running which really depends on the injector type/brand you intend to use although most injectors are tested/rated @ either 3 bar or 3.5 bar.  The rest of the info will be on the website.

    This is one I like to use https://www.rceng.com/technical.aspx

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    ^nice work Immortality, have put that link in the Tech section :good:

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    That’s awesome info, I’m running 60lbs Siemens vdo deka injectors on e85 mafless tune runing 10 lbs boost with side mount blower on a 304 with 210/50@495 cam hypertek flat tops on a kalmaker tune, got 380hp at the tread with loads of talk. Auto 2800 hi stall, stage 11 shift kit 3:9 gears. Loving it for a 5 ltr! 100 shot noz for Xmas would be nice.

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    That’s awesome info, I’m running 60lbs Siemens vdo deka injectors on e85 mafless tune runing 10 lbs boost with side mount blower on a 304 with 210/50@495 cam hypertek flat tops on a kalmaker tune, got 380hp at the tread with loads of talk. Auto 2800 hi stall, stage 11 shift kit 3:9 gears. Loving it for a 5 ltr! 100 shot noz for Xmas would be nice.

    You got a build thread of this bad boy on here, or have I just missed it?  Its not in your build link on your info on the left?

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    Someone buy my 8x 1700cc Bosch injectors.

    $500

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    What’s your number.

    #18236
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    Coz i know this is crazy, but just call me maybe….

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    Sorry for late reply guys ended up going with the bosch green 42’s was told for the setup they were the minimum. Seems to be running fine so far so fingers crossed. :good:

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    Great to hear. There’s so many ways to skin a cat…..

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    Sorry for late reply guys ended up going with the bosch green 42’s was told for the setup they were the minimum. Seems to be running fine so far so fingers crossed.

     

    Have you checked your AFR ?

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    Seems small for the combo. I would of gone 60’s. Leaves some head room.

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    But a prob Cav is the bigger you go the less control you have at small flows which comes into play in the tune for a streeter which spends a lot of time at very light throttle openings.  Bigger isn’t always better.  Goldilocks, not too small, not too big, but just right. ;-)

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    60’s trim up nicely.  Would like to see the duty cycle on those 42’s.

    I’ll have big ones in mine.

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    #18417
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    You should coz basially race car, lets face it, will spend most of its life at wot….

    Btw, bit poor when a moderator has to be moderated for language….

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    Haha I forget sometimes

    I still don’t know how to abuse my powers LOL

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    That allright buddy, i am here to help ha ha.

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