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Message: [QUOTE="speedracer1000, post: 836362, member: 2739"] i feel that if the injectors are using enuff fuel to make the pressure drop that drastically that the small holes in the banjo bolts could act as an orifice. i dont think it has anything to do with the hole size in the injectors. it comes down to how much fuel is being used within the head. only so much fuel can be pushed thru the banjos before u see a pressure loss in the heads. im no expert im jus voicing my opinion and i could be wrong bout this but it jus seems logical [/QUOTE]

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