100% nozzles ?

[bigrpowr]

any idea what they flow in lpm?

 

[Heavyhaul]

What code nozzle? Newer 99 03 nozzels were like 135 140 cc putting it at 27lpm. Older nozzles were only like 90 making them 18 lmp at 100% . I dont know if this helps.

 

[Tim @ P.I.S.]

I had them flowed in kg/min when they first came to market. I never heard of a way to covert those figures to lmp though.

 

[neverkickn]

simple mass to volume conversion.

 

[DZL JIM]

What code nozzle? Newer 99 03 nozzels were like 135 140 cc putting it at 27lpm. Older nozzles were only like 90 making them 18 lmp at 100% . I dont know if this helps.

All 7.3 nozzles from '94.5 - '03 were the same.
Nozzles don't alter cc ratings with these injectors.

Sorry Mike, I don't have an exact answer for you. I have flowed some 80% nozzles that were very close to 27 lpm nozzles, though, if that helps.

 

[smoker00]

Im interested in this also... my nozzles are 36MLM on my 350cc b's

 

[Heavyhaul]

All 7.3 nozzles from '94.5 - '03 were the same.
Nozzles don't alter cc ratings with these injectors.

Sorry Mike, I don't have an exact answer for you. I have flowed some 80% nozzles that were very close to 27 lpm nozzles, though, if that helps.

My bad. I have done more reading and believe I understand. Would it be fair to say mathematically speaking that if a 80% flows 27 then a 100% could be near 32.4? I am sure there are variables that would have to be considered but as for a reference.

 

[pontiacross]

i think the way they are made makes a differance too. I behieve EH nozzles will out flow EDM nozzles of the same size

 

[Hotrodtractor]

My bad. I have done more reading and believe I understand. Would it be fair to say mathematically speaking that if a 80% flows 27 then a 100% could be near 32.4? I am sure there are variables that would have to be considered but as for a reference.

Your math is bad. If its an "80%" injector it flows 180% of stock... so a 100% injector needs to flow 200% of stock.... that puts it at 30 lpm. I don't know what that size tip flows in air flow.... in fluid flow I am pretty sure it is 2.105 kg/min or pretty close to that based on the info I have handy....

 

[Heavyhaul]

I see. I figured 20% of the total 180%. Instead of finding the original to begin with. Thanks.

 

[smoker00]

I sure would like to get this going again.. For the info..

 

[golfer]

I don't see how this can be answered.

what media is being put through the nozzle...and under what pressure?

 

[smoker00]

I see now to many variable to make it just one answer thank you..

 

[Chvyrkr]

I think Dennis (Stricly) had the answer to this question once upon a time Mike, have you asked him?

 

[CSIPSD]

I don't see how this can be answered.

what media is being put through the nozzle...and under what pressure?

Dave,

My injector builder told me my nozzles flowed 46-47lpm before he built them. They came from David at DI...

They were flowed at a nameless place in Monroe, Washington.

I would assume that 47lpm is in air, not liquid? How is this test done?

I've been asked this question on another forum, and I honestly dont have the slightest clue how to answer the question...