Modify B16B Issue
#1
Modify B16B Issue
Hi,
i have a b16b with 12:5.1 Comps, Arias forged pistons and fuell head work (Skunk2 Stage 2 Cams, Skunk2 Ret/Springs, Aem Adj Sprokets, Ferrea Valves, P&P Etc) Last dyno tuned 180 Whp / 130 Trq.
i wanted to know if upgrading my injectors from the 290 to 310, could help my high end power.
So far Best Time Slip 1/4
.538 - Reaction
2.353 - 60 FT
8.967 - ET @ 594 FT
9.555 - 1/8 ET
76.64 - 1/8 mph
14.636- 1/2 ET
95.11 - 1/4 mph
i have a b16b with 12:5.1 Comps, Arias forged pistons and fuell head work (Skunk2 Stage 2 Cams, Skunk2 Ret/Springs, Aem Adj Sprokets, Ferrea Valves, P&P Etc) Last dyno tuned 180 Whp / 130 Trq.
i wanted to know if upgrading my injectors from the 290 to 310, could help my high end power.
So far Best Time Slip 1/4
.538 - Reaction
2.353 - 60 FT
8.967 - ET @ 594 FT
9.555 - 1/8 ET
76.64 - 1/8 mph
14.636- 1/2 ET
95.11 - 1/4 mph
#3
Honda-Tech Member
Re: Modify B16B Issue (hybrid69)
Post a dyno chart with AF readings.....
upgrading your injectors might not be necessary.... do you know what your duty cycle is or your current AFRs are?
upgrading your injectors might not be necessary.... do you know what your duty cycle is or your current AFRs are?
#4
Re: Modify B16B Issue (RagingAngel)
I guess i found my answer in the rc injectors website. They have a equation to calculate what type of injector you need for your engine horsepower
(Horsepower X B.S.F.C) / (Duty Cycle X .80) = X.X Lbs/Hr
(190 x .50) / 3.2 = 29.69Lbs/Hr
Since injectors are measure in CC you must change the Lbs/Hr to CC with this Eq.
X.X Lbs/Hr / 10.50 = X cc
29.69 X 10.50 = 311.745 cc/min
(Horsepower X B.S.F.C) / (Duty Cycle X .80) = X.X Lbs/Hr
(190 x .50) / 3.2 = 29.69Lbs/Hr
Since injectors are measure in CC you must change the Lbs/Hr to CC with this Eq.
X.X Lbs/Hr / 10.50 = X cc
29.69 X 10.50 = 311.745 cc/min
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#9
Honda-Tech Member
Re: (hybrid69)
I think you should be pushing more power out of that thing with the mods you have done...
If your injectors are just barely too small for your intended HP, you can always raise the pressure a bit.
But then again bigger injectors will give you room to grow!
If your injectors are just barely too small for your intended HP, you can always raise the pressure a bit.
But then again bigger injectors will give you room to grow!
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