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    Default Have questions on what size injection to run

    I'm looking to see what size injections every on is running with a procharger running 14#or more. I live in high altitude 6,500 ft. Built motor Lt-4 intake Afr 227. HR spec by Loyd.

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    Default Have questions on what size injection to run

    Here's a link to a calculator that should help.

    http://fuelinjectorclinic.com/flow-calculator

    Good info here also

    http://www.onallcylinders.com/2012/0...injector-size/



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    What is your fuel system capable of, what PCM are you running, and do you plan on using meth to supplement fuel up top?
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    Dual welbro 255 stock rails aramotive FPR. Stock pcm, did not plan on meth injection to supplement. But I could be wrong this my first supercharged build.

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    In that case, I would run some ID1000s if you want to be super safe, and or push it later on. But, since this is the real world and spending $800 on sticks is crazy for most... grab some 80# deka sticks. Just be aware you will be limited by fuel and not air IMO.
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    Keep an eye on the Aeromotive AFPR if it's the LT-1 specific unit. I've seen a few of those fail over the years. Bumping the Deka's to 4 bar (58psi) will gain you 15% more headroom.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Injuneer View Post
    Keep an eye on the Aeromotive AFPR if it's the LT-1 specific unit. I've seen a few of those fail over the years. Bumping the Deka's to 4 bar (58psi) will gain you 15% more headroom.
    The walbro's will not like the 1:1 rate with a base 58psi
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    True. The high pressure version of the Walbro makes sense for FI.
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    Is it an issue with the pumps themselves or the pumps paired with our stock fuel lines?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Catmaigne View Post
    Is it an issue with the pumps themselves or the pumps paired with our stock fuel lines?

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    Both, you can prob squeak more head room by bumping to 8an but you will still be limited by a pump that does not flow well at high pressure.
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