Originally Posted by
mike-2ptzero
How do you figure the injectors are maxed when the AFR stays perfectly flat thru the whole pull and does not go lean at high rpm?
Maxing out 870cc injectors on a 2871r? You have to be kidding because there is no way in hell thats ever going to happen unless the person is running absolutly no fuel pressure. I mean come on 870cc injectors is good for over 500whp even at 3bar which is something a single GT2871r could never even come close to making.
It seems too many people here on this forum jump too quickly to blame the size of the injectors. When you see the AFR go lean quickly you will then know your injectors are maxed.
Bassed - I still think that small .55 a/r is really holding you back from making good power.
BTW why does it seem when there is a dyno day on the east coast it always takes so long for people to post up their results?
I know that the .55 a/r is really, really holding this all back.
As for the person with the 870's and the 2871r, he put down 366 on a DynoDynamics dyno and is running 034 IIc, he's also pretty knowledgable and reliable to say the least. He's running 4bar and was over 90% with the 630's, hence going 870cc with a peak hold. He accumulated data on a 85* track day as well.
Originally Posted by
Don Supreme
My point exactly, people start talking about injectors and then everyone is jumping on the maxing out injector bandwagon....
Bandwagon? I actually asked him how he was deriving his duty cycle because I thought there was no way. I don't have the logs handy sorry. I hit a 14.96 inj. mean time in m/s from 5800-7200, which would be a range from 72% to 89% at 7200. It's not being on the bandwagon, sorry. I'm basing this off of 3 logging sessions where I was running 24-26psi.
Originally Posted by
mike-2ptzero
LOL, yes everyone here should be running 1600cc injectors and no one would ever need to upgrade after that.
I still haven't seen anyone that says their injectors are "maxed out" show any AFR readings that are spiking lean. They just seem to use the "maxed out" as an excuse to why they aren't making the power they think they should be making.
This is not about making power, I'm not making power because I run a small .55 a/r and don't rev past 7200. The .55 a/r means I am in the 33-35lb flow rate, which is just not enough. I do know I added 100whp from 15psi to 25.8, I was having touble with duty cycle and the temps between my drive down and hoping on the dyno inside the garage bays (temps/humidity/pressure were all very different).
Originally Posted by
djwimbo
So at Uni a Mustang Dyno read ~325Awhp @ 18psi
and at ASP a Mustang dyno read 316Awhp @ 25.8psi
Is it me, or does something seem wrong here?
... I'd be interested in a 2871R maxxing 870's w/o spray too.
I don't know what to say about the differences in the Mustang Dyno's, aside from the conditions dyno'd in vary and we were tuning while at UNI with duty cycle as well, I've since changed things with the EBC just about everytime I go out due to atmospheric differences. I do know the ASP Dyno seems pretty damn spot on, at least it did on Saturday. The only other B5 A4 put down 245ish with the 2871r.
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