injectors size / rc or precision? / gasoline-e85 all for my setup b16a2
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From: salon de provence, 13, france
hii,
(sory for possible not really good english, i'm french
)
My first question is :
Precision are really more cheaper than RC injectors, but does rc are REALLY better than precision or this two brand are closed??
Second question :
my setup is : (for a EUDM B16A2)
-piston b16b
-cams brian crower stage2 bc0012 with full valve train bc0010s
-valves supertech FLAT black nitrited with supertech seals
-timing belt gates racing
-headstuds ARP
-head gasket stock
-bottom end modified with b18c6(integra type r eudm engine) block girdle
-ecu p30jdm with hondata s300j
I start i will be ine standar gasoline but in few month i planned to convert to E85 fuel.
So if possible i would like to buy just one kit of injector, not too big for gasoline, but not too little for E85.
So, what do you think i must take in size???
Some guys tell me 440cc.
maybe the best choice is to take 440cc but reduce fuel pressure for gasoline and increase pressure for E85 (fo simulate more little/bigger injectors) what do you think about this?
or maybe 400cc??
Another question, what is the difference between technologye "ball and seat" and "disc"?
What is the best?
Last question, how much horsepower do you think i can have with all this?
Thank you very much for your responses.
Alain
(sory for possible not really good english, i'm french
)My first question is :
Precision are really more cheaper than RC injectors, but does rc are REALLY better than precision or this two brand are closed??
Second question :
my setup is : (for a EUDM B16A2)
-piston b16b
-cams brian crower stage2 bc0012 with full valve train bc0010s
-valves supertech FLAT black nitrited with supertech seals
-timing belt gates racing
-headstuds ARP
-head gasket stock
-bottom end modified with b18c6(integra type r eudm engine) block girdle
-ecu p30jdm with hondata s300j
I start i will be ine standar gasoline but in few month i planned to convert to E85 fuel.
So if possible i would like to buy just one kit of injector, not too big for gasoline, but not too little for E85.
So, what do you think i must take in size???
Some guys tell me 440cc.
maybe the best choice is to take 440cc but reduce fuel pressure for gasoline and increase pressure for E85 (fo simulate more little/bigger injectors) what do you think about this?
or maybe 400cc??
Another question, what is the difference between technologye "ball and seat" and "disc"?
What is the best?
Last question, how much horsepower do you think i can have with all this?
Thank you very much for your responses.
Alain
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From: salon de provence, 13, france
Okay i'm not an expert in injection fuel but i'm not an idiot too.
So please don't "joke" i want a real response and your "1000cc" is really.............
Well, who can really respond to my questions?
So please don't "joke" i want a real response and your "1000cc" is really.............
Well, who can really respond to my questions?
I would say that 440cc's will do just fine.
1000 is great if you are looking for 6-700+whp.
As for quality between RC and Precision Im not sure, but I do know that Precision's are cheaper.
440cc FTW
1000 is great if you are looking for 6-700+whp.
As for quality between RC and Precision Im not sure, but I do know that Precision's are cheaper.
440cc FTW
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From: salon de provence, 13, france
Luserkid, if i was planned to be always in gasoline, 310cc would be fine but the problem is i planned to run with E85 fuel and for this we must inject between 30 and 60% more as i read.
It is for this reason if possible i want injector not TOO bigger for gasoline but with sufficient flow for the E85.
It is for this reason if possible i want injector not TOO bigger for gasoline but with sufficient flow for the E85.
Yes i understand that. I still say for 200whp i would stick with 310 injectors. I have seen 240cc make it to the 200 mark, given they were maxed out. If you want the extra cc's incase you want to go for more power later on by all means go for it.
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