seabeebuggy wrote:Welcome to the forum B66
Thanks
Long time lurker, so about time to actually build an engine with added pressure..
Will be a fun experience for sure!
seabeebuggy wrote:Welcome to the forum B66
rubenski wrote:looking good!
I'd recommend going bigger if you are planning on running e85 and making 350hpbug66 wrote:rubenski wrote:looking good!
Thanks They are a really nice kit.
I'll use the outer, lower injectors I think.
ID1000 should do the trick
I have ID1000s, and while they are great on gas, I maxed them out on e85. 100%DC at only 278whp going lean. That was with a Walbro 255 inline though. I e-mailed Injector Dynamics and tech support said aircooled turbo engines had a higher fuel requirement than your typical water cooler. I know there are people pushing them further with bigger and multiple pumps and such.I'll have to do the same for now. My next step will be a set of 160lb/hr. I finally have a pump that will keep up with the injectors, so we'll see how my new setup with the 1000's works for now.bug66 wrote:Thanks for the tip Chip
Injector Dynamics own calculator says 100% DC at 7000 with 30psi of boost. Thats at 45psi ground pressure. I'll go down the single, or dual 044 pump route, so I could bump up the ground pressure to lets say 55psi. Then I'll be at 90% DC at the same rpm and boost.
Don't know the difference in price, but could go for ID1300. (or something like these: http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-ASPHALT-1400c ... 95&vxp=mtr)
I'll run E85 for sure as long as we have it at the pumps in Norway. Or stock pile whenever I go to Sweden...
Is that with or without a intercooler?Chip Birks wrote:I have ID1000s, and while they are great on gas, I maxed them out on e85. 100%DC at only 278whp going lean. That was with a Walbro 255 inline though. I e-mailed Injector Dynamics and tech support said aircooled turbo engines had a higher fuel requirement than your typical water cooler. I know there are people pushing them further with bigger and multiple pumps and such.I'll have to do the same for now. My next step will be a set of 160lb/hr. I finally have a pump that will keep up with the injectors, so we'll see how my new setup with the 1000's works for now.bug66 wrote:Thanks for the tip Chip
Injector Dynamics own calculator says 100% DC at 7000 with 30psi of boost. Thats at 45psi ground pressure. I'll go down the single, or dual 044 pump route, so I could bump up the ground pressure to lets say 55psi. Then I'll be at 90% DC at the same rpm and boost.
Don't know the difference in price, but could go for ID1300. (or something like these: http://www.ebay.com/itm/4-ASPHALT-1400c ... 95&vxp=mtr)
I'll run E85 for sure as long as we have it at the pumps in Norway. Or stock pile whenever I go to Sweden...
Chip Birks wrote:With a cooler. They'll stretch further with a bigger pump setup for sure.
The Asphalts sound nice. I think that five-o is a pretty reputable company. The warranty is nice too.