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Old Mar 24, 2005 | 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by qitstrn
Yes it will work but they are double what you need for 300whp. I would have 440's. You want an injector to be around 80% duty cycle to get the best spray pattern out of your injector. My 1600's are only at 40% right now but when i had 1,000's they were at 88%. As a rule of thumb you dont want to exceed 90% on the duty cycle. Otherwise your fuel sprays like crap. Like you putting your finger over a garden hose. Alot of people run more then 90% but that is asking for trouble. To get the best performance out of your set up match the injector to your fuel needs. 550's will be ideal. They are good to the 400whp range.
440s are too small for 300 whp.
550s are too small are too small for 400 whp.

I am running 550s at around 300 whp at 80% duty cycle.

Injectors are never "too big" its really all about the tuning. You could use 1600cc injectors if you wanted too.

I have used rc 750s on my setup. They were fine except for idling w/out an EMS that had a/c load compensation was not fun because of the injector pulse at idle etc.
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Last edited by mtber; Mar 24, 2005 at 10:32 AM.
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