Tuning 101 - Thread Merged with Injector Posts
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Cody, I keep forgetting to ask, but with extra delay, and running that clean, what's the nozzle vop? Might be the culprit.
cleatus12r
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I guess I wouldn't know. I'd have to talk to my builder. I need to get with him anyway since I need some 80% nozzles put on some new AAs I have here for the '95.
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That's a great question! If the opening pressure is higher, that may significantly effect initial atomization.
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Tim @ P.I.S.
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Just some info, I have not found evidence of altered VOP on the injectors that are made for the 99% of consumers. And in all honesty with all the other easy modifications that we see skipped, it would be useless to alter that.
And do you have an idea of what your required pw would be on a set of AA with 80%? Your are talking ridiculously fast.
And do you have an idea of what your required pw would be on a set of AA with 80%? Your are talking ridiculously fast.
cleatus12r
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Somewhere between 1.6 and 1.8 ms commanded but I run stock power anyway so I will never reach that level.
Hotrodtractor
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I'm not even sure you can use the words ridiculously fast when describing HEUI injectors with a straight face.
While we are at it.... how is an AA with 80% tip any faster than say any other A code based injector with an 80% tip??
m j
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I wish there was a 'like' button on the forum. that question by HRT would get one from me.
lincolnlocker
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Tim @ P.I.S.
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Watch out what you discuss. If it's not to certain peoples liking here people get their panties in a wad.
Pretty sure I know a bit about fast injectors.
When I talk about "fast" I reference being able to empty.
Vader's Fury
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Its my thread and I would like to hear the answer to HRT's question.
I believe that anything related to tuning should be discussed here. Cover the system as a whole is the best way to understand it.
Hotrodtractor
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Don’t be too proud of this technological terror you’ve constructed. The ability to empty an injector is insignificant next to the ability to have a truly fast injector.
Fast represents flow rate - not slower than molasses in January but empties anyway because it has nothing to give.
Tim @ P.I.S.
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i hope they are not the "SHO" mods. If so save your money.
m j
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you have posted videos proving your 160/30 are empty somewhere between 2.6 and 3ms.
yet somehow you arent on the bandwagon with trying to educate tuners that more the 3ms is too much pw.
isnt the point of this to show that a 'short pw larger nozzle' is better then old school 'small nozzle long pw' thinking?
on another note,
I have some questions regarding TorquePro app readings for pulsewidth. are they close to what is being commanded or out to lunch enough to be ignored?
yet somehow you arent on the bandwagon with trying to educate tuners that more the 3ms is too much pw.
isnt the point of this to show that a 'short pw larger nozzle' is better then old school 'small nozzle long pw' thinking?
on another note,
I have some questions regarding TorquePro app readings for pulsewidth. are they close to what is being commanded or out to lunch enough to be ignored?
Tim @ P.I.S.
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He obviously knows more than is, so I'll just sit back.
And this is not a system as a whole, but two completely separate systems. There are issues in both ends.
V-Ref
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Thank you
This is gonna wind up in the toilet...or heavily edited...
Tim @ P.I.S.
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On the contrary, I am flattered. I can almost always count on him to quote me when I post. If I wasn't doing my job right he would not even bother with my posts.
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