jdm knight

my set up is fully built h22 motor and trying to get 700hp, would 1000cc would enough for that kind of horse power or do I need to get 1200 or 1600 cc injectors

Dunc

With the price difference as small as it is between the 1000 and 1600's, just get the 1600's and then be confident that you'll be able to make the power goal.

96 GSR-T

1600's to be safe.

turbotypeR@SPEC

1600's. they cost about hte same and will work just fine

Schister66

The rule of thumb for injectors is 6cc/whp; therefore, you work through your needs in the following fashion.

1600cc inj x 4 (# of inj) = 6400cc (for all injectors)
6400 / 6cc (per whp) = 1067 whp

1000cc inj x 4 (# of inj) = 4000cc
4000cc / 6cc (per whp) = 667whp


I would go with the 1600cc's to be safe. The equations above allow for ~75-85% duty cycle at stock fuel pressure. If you're running E85, you have to use a factor of 1.3 to account for the extra fuel needed. I hope this helps

CivicVX94

you'll also need to upgrade your stock fuel lines

PrecisionH23a

1600's with the a1000 fuel pump.

Mikey3000

a B series could probably do it with 1000cc but the H needs more fuel so 1600cc is what you need. my 1000cc's are at 105% duty cycle with 680 hp and an A1000 pump.

the hammer head goes for me.