What size injectors in a 1999 LS1?
#16
A 26.4lb LS1 injector will flow like a 26.4 LT1 injector will flow like a 26.4 Ford injector.
Injector flow ratings are done at a set pressure that has nothing to do with any car or motor. An injector rated at 26.4lbs/hr is designed and tested to flow that much fuel at 3 bar (42psi). An injector rated to flow 22lbs/hr is designed and tested to flow that much fuel at 3 bar. A 96lbs.hr injector flows 96 lbs per hour at 3 bar.
A 26 lb injector from an LS1 installed in an LT1 in place of a 22 lb injector will flow 4 lbs/hr more.
The bit about an injector acting bigger from one app to another is an old wive's tale. You can make any injector flow more or less than ''it's rating'' by increasing/deacreasing the pressure from the 3 bar.
Injector flow ratings are done at a set pressure that has nothing to do with any car or motor. An injector rated at 26.4lbs/hr is designed and tested to flow that much fuel at 3 bar (42psi). An injector rated to flow 22lbs/hr is designed and tested to flow that much fuel at 3 bar. A 96lbs.hr injector flows 96 lbs per hour at 3 bar.
A 26 lb injector from an LS1 installed in an LT1 in place of a 22 lb injector will flow 4 lbs/hr more.
The bit about an injector acting bigger from one app to another is an old wive's tale. You can make any injector flow more or less than ''it's rating'' by increasing/deacreasing the pressure from the 3 bar.
LS1's run 4-bar (58psi). His application runs 43.5psi or 3-bar (see post #6). The tune in a '99-'00 LS1 f-body show's an injector flow rate of 26.4lbs per hour at 0kPa of manifold vacuum (again, this is at 58psi). I can show you a screen shot of EFI Live if you'd like. Dial back the pressure down to 3-bar and that injector is going to flow less. No old wives tale....simple physics.
#17
A 26.4lb LS1 injector will flow like a 26.4 LT1 injector will flow like a 26.4 Ford injector.
Injector flow ratings are done at a set pressure that has nothing to do with any car or motor. An injector rated at 26.4lbs/hr is designed and tested to flow that much fuel at 3 bar (42psi). An injector rated to flow 22lbs/hr is designed and tested to flow that much fuel at 3 bar. A 96lbs.hr injector flows 96 lbs per hour at 3 bar.
A 26 lb injector from an LS1 installed in an LT1 in place of a 22 lb injector will flow 4 lbs/hr more.
The bit about an injector acting bigger from one app to another is an old wive's tale. You can make any injector flow more or less than ''it's rating'' by increasing/deacreasing the pressure from the 3 bar.
Injector flow ratings are done at a set pressure that has nothing to do with any car or motor. An injector rated at 26.4lbs/hr is designed and tested to flow that much fuel at 3 bar (42psi). An injector rated to flow 22lbs/hr is designed and tested to flow that much fuel at 3 bar. A 96lbs.hr injector flows 96 lbs per hour at 3 bar.
A 26 lb injector from an LS1 installed in an LT1 in place of a 22 lb injector will flow 4 lbs/hr more.
The bit about an injector acting bigger from one app to another is an old wive's tale. You can make any injector flow more or less than ''it's rating'' by increasing/deacreasing the pressure from the 3 bar.
If an injector is rated at 26 lb/hr using 58psi, then when you drop it to 44 psi, it'll run at a lower lb/hr.
That's the exact reason why you can use 30# SVO injectors in a heads/cam LS1 and make 470+ rwhp with it. They act like 36# injectors when they are under 58psi, because Ford rates them 30# @ 30ish psi.
Check an EFI Live or LS1 Edit injector table.
Mike
#18
Guy s guys guys the injectors are NOT rated for any specific motor. The rating comes from the manufacturer of the injectors without knowing what they are going to be used for.
I'll say it one more time all injector ratings are done at 3 bar.
The car engineer then chooses what style injector at what pressure will support the hp that is needed.
Going by what you guys are saying a set of SVO 30 lb injectors would support 800hp in an LS1 up because they are "rated" 30 lbs at the 30psi that a mustang runs and at 58psi that would double??? My 36 pounders are 36 pounders. Nowhere did it say 36 lbs per hour only if in an LS1.
I know very well that many cars fuel systems use differing fuel pressures TBI, TPI, LT1, LS1 but this has nothing to do with the injector manufacturers factory rating.
I'll say it one more time all injector ratings are done at 3 bar.
The car engineer then chooses what style injector at what pressure will support the hp that is needed.
Going by what you guys are saying a set of SVO 30 lb injectors would support 800hp in an LS1 up because they are "rated" 30 lbs at the 30psi that a mustang runs and at 58psi that would double??? My 36 pounders are 36 pounders. Nowhere did it say 36 lbs per hour only if in an LS1.
I know very well that many cars fuel systems use differing fuel pressures TBI, TPI, LT1, LS1 but this has nothing to do with the injector manufacturers factory rating.
Last edited by AL SS590 M6; 08-15-2007 at 09:36 AM.
#19
Here's a small quote from a racing injector page.
High Impedance RC Racing Injectors are available in the below listed sizes, all rated at the industry standard of 3 BAR (43.5 psi).
Get that ''industry standard ''.
And I know perfectly well that if you vary the pressure to an injector that it will vary the output. But that has nothing to do with the rating.
High Impedance RC Racing Injectors are available in the below listed sizes, all rated at the industry standard of 3 BAR (43.5 psi).
Get that ''industry standard ''.
And I know perfectly well that if you vary the pressure to an injector that it will vary the output. But that has nothing to do with the rating.
Last edited by AL SS590 M6; 08-15-2007 at 09:34 AM.
#20
Here's a small quote from a racing injector page.
High Impedance RC Racing Injectors are available in the below listed sizes, all rated at the industry standard of 3 BAR (43.5 psi).
Get that ''industry standard ''.
And I know perfectly well that if you vary the pressure to an injector that it will vary the output. But that has nothing to do with the rating.
High Impedance RC Racing Injectors are available in the below listed sizes, all rated at the industry standard of 3 BAR (43.5 psi).
Get that ''industry standard ''.
And I know perfectly well that if you vary the pressure to an injector that it will vary the output. But that has nothing to do with the rating.
#21
A 26.4lb LS1 injector will flow like a 26.4 LT1 injector will flow like a 26.4 Ford injector.
Injector flow ratings are done at a set pressure that has nothing to do with any car or motor. An injector rated at 26.4lbs/hr is designed and tested to flow that much fuel at 3 bar (42psi). An injector rated to flow 22lbs/hr is designed and tested to flow that much fuel at 3 bar. A 96lbs.hr injector flows 96 lbs per hour at 3 bar.
A 26 lb injector from an LS1 installed in an LT1 in place of a 22 lb injector will flow 4 lbs/hr more.
The bit about an injector acting bigger from one app to another is an old wive's tale. You can make any injector flow more or less than ''it's rating'' by increasing/deacreasing the pressure from the 3 bar.
Injector flow ratings are done at a set pressure that has nothing to do with any car or motor. An injector rated at 26.4lbs/hr is designed and tested to flow that much fuel at 3 bar (42psi). An injector rated to flow 22lbs/hr is designed and tested to flow that much fuel at 3 bar. A 96lbs.hr injector flows 96 lbs per hour at 3 bar.
A 26 lb injector from an LS1 installed in an LT1 in place of a 22 lb injector will flow 4 lbs/hr more.
The bit about an injector acting bigger from one app to another is an old wive's tale. You can make any injector flow more or less than ''it's rating'' by increasing/deacreasing the pressure from the 3 bar.
Al,
LS1's run 4-bar (58psi). His application runs 43.5psi or 3-bar (see post #6). The tune in a '99-'00 LS1 f-body show's an injector flow rate of 26.4lbs per hour at 0kPa of manifold vacuum (again, this is at 58psi). I can show you a screen shot of EFI Live if you'd like. Dial back the pressure down to 3-bar and that injector is going to flow less. No old wives tale....simple physics.
LS1's run 4-bar (58psi). His application runs 43.5psi or 3-bar (see post #6). The tune in a '99-'00 LS1 f-body show's an injector flow rate of 26.4lbs per hour at 0kPa of manifold vacuum (again, this is at 58psi). I can show you a screen shot of EFI Live if you'd like. Dial back the pressure down to 3-bar and that injector is going to flow less. No old wives tale....simple physics.
Guy s guys guys the injectors are NOT rated for any specific motor. The rating comes from the manufacturer of the injectors without knowing what they are going to be used for.
I'll say it one more time all injector ratings are done at 3 bar.
The car engineer then chooses what style injector at what pressure will support the hp that is needed.
Going by what you guys are saying a set of SVO 30 lb injectors would support 800hp in an LS1 up because they are "rated" 30 lbs at the 30psi that a mustang runs and at 58psi that would double??? My 36 pounders are 36 pounders. Nowhere did it say 36 lbs per hour only if in an LS1.
I know very well that many cars fuel systems use differing fuel pressures TBI, TPI, LT1, LS1 but this has nothing to do with the injector manufacturers factory rating.
I'll say it one more time all injector ratings are done at 3 bar.
The car engineer then chooses what style injector at what pressure will support the hp that is needed.
Going by what you guys are saying a set of SVO 30 lb injectors would support 800hp in an LS1 up because they are "rated" 30 lbs at the 30psi that a mustang runs and at 58psi that would double??? My 36 pounders are 36 pounders. Nowhere did it say 36 lbs per hour only if in an LS1.
I know very well that many cars fuel systems use differing fuel pressures TBI, TPI, LT1, LS1 but this has nothing to do with the injector manufacturers factory rating.
1999 F-body Injector Flow Rate Table as seen in EFI Live
2002 F-body Injector Flow Rate Table as seen in EFI Live
My SVO 30# injectors, rated at 40psi (we think), need an injector flow rate similar to that of a 36~37# injector in order for my tune to run right thanks to the 58psi of the LS1 fuel system. If I were to tune it as if they only flowed 30#/hr, I'd be sh!tt!ng black smoke from being too rich.
You saying the 26#/hr injectors (the original poster mentioned) will flow 4# more fuel in his application is simply incorrect. Industry standards exist and manufacturers probably do try to follow them most of the time. But, that's not what this thread was about. It was about his application and the fact that he's running less psi in his fuel system than the car the injector came from.
Last edited by SSpdDmon; 08-15-2007 at 10:29 AM.
#23
SSpdDmon,
You want to bring up the SVOs all the time but you tell me that the thread is about Examguy putting 26.4# injectors from a GM car into his GM car. What's the fact that Ford racing rates a special injector with 3 psi less pressure got to do with this question.
You want to bring up the SVOs all the time but you tell me that the thread is about Examguy putting 26.4# injectors from a GM car into his GM car. What's the fact that Ford racing rates a special injector with 3 psi less pressure got to do with this question.
#24
SSpdDmon,
You want to bring up the SVOs all the time but you tell me that the thread is about Examguy putting 26.4# injectors from a GM car into his GM car. What's the fact that Ford racing rates a special injector with 3 psi less pressure got to do with this question.
You want to bring up the SVOs all the time but you tell me that the thread is about Examguy putting 26.4# injectors from a GM car into his GM car. What's the fact that Ford racing rates a special injector with 3 psi less pressure got to do with this question.
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