[aceant]

Does anyone know which injectors will give you more fuel? Turbo injectors or N/A injectors. Was told N/A injectors give more fuel. T/F?

U.Z.C.

Sy

 

[Tony D]

Only in open loop mode will a larger fuel injector give you more fuel. In closed loop mode just about any injector you install will be trimmed by the O2 sensor to only give what is required by the engine to give stoch. (14.7:1 air/fuel) ratio.
Turbo injectors have a slightly higher volume capacity, but if the car is N/A, there's not much use in fiddling with the size, as a 37# injector will give you more than what's required for 99%= f street-driven N/A engines.

 

[aceant]

Thanks Homie!

sy/Aceant

 

[tjw253]

Ok, but would the n/a injectors give enough fuel for a hot n/a car with nitrous at around 250hp? I was just wondering. My goal for hp is 200hp from my L28 with a 50hp shot of nitrous on top of that.

TJ

 

[Brad-Man]

I may be wrong, but I believe I read somewhere that the O2 sensor and computer together (in closed loop mode) can only alter the fuel flow through the injectors by about 10% (change in pulsewidth). Later model computers have an adapt/learn capability (GM engines come to mind first) that possibly would be better capable of handling this increase.

Working with this as a basis:

Turbo injectors supply about 20% more fuel (for same pulsewidth), meaning that in closed loop mode you will always be rich.

In open loop mode you will probably be WAY rich.

Unless you are planning to go to an aftermarket ECU, you would probably be better off with an auxiliary injector tapped into the intake after the throttle body to handle the extra fuel needs of the nitrous.

If I am wrong about this, I would certainly like to know it - I hang out here to learn and help....


Brad

 

[Tony D]

Re Read..

My post above...
200HP from an NA car will require some stout modifications. Are you ready to handle a car with twice the HP you have right now?