
Originally Posted by
Mars2
I'm really confused with your injector flow number's.
First GDI injector number are normal stating @100Bar but you saying @5bar
from your link:
https://www.bosch-motorsport-shop.co...irect-injector
it say's that Audi flex fuel flow 1050CC/mn or 718G/mn or 66LB/hr
But if you check the Golf 6 GTI injector 06H 906 036 G on this same site:
https://www.bosch-motorsport-shop.co...irect-injector
it got exactly same number's!!!! 718G/mn
https://www.oscaro.com/injecteur-bos...2702064-3902-p
********&*THESE ARE TWO DIFFERENT INJECTORS, ONE IS HDEV 5.1 (GTI) THE OTHER IS HDEV5.2 ALLROAD **********
So I don't know if this source can be trusted.
Also 718G/mn is like 718/60 so 11,96G/s. And that is pretty low and don't fit with the number's from Nostrum that give Golf MK6 injector for 12.7G/s at 100 bar
06H 906 036 P is what you get now at VW if you order 06H 906 036 G. I checked on ETKA. Sorry can't post picture of the screen shot that I got.
https://www.nostrumshop.com/wp-conte...v-pressure.png
Also I think you swapped the part number of LDK and LNF. According to this and the set of LDK injector I got the part number is 0261500055 and those are flowing 18% more than GTI 6.
I got set of those.
**********that injector ending in 055 is the GM ecotec injector, the "big one" flows 15g/sec vs the opel @ 12.7g/sec
http://www.golfmk6.com/forums/showth...=43120&page=33
Also the website stating 312cc/mn @5bar does not mean any thing because to compare would need to know @100 Bar.
Coud you please clarify a bit more those number?
Could you give your source that show's that 0261500087 flow 20% less than 0261500164.
Sorry I'm shopping for new injector for my KO4 E85 EA888 GEN2 and your post is making me very confused.
^^^^^^^^I corrected two things above in your response
FOR REFERENCE
Bosch GDI injector for 15/16 A4/ALLROAD
0 261 500 164
I understand your confusion and thank you for digging deeper. All the information I posted is accurate, but as you pointed out the flow rates are not consistent. I spent hours online just finding the information I have. That link to the Bosch motorsport .au was literally the only site that listed info on that 0 261 500 164 GDI injector other than the corresponding Bosch data sheet. If you search for "Bosch sales data sheets" you can find detailed info on those HDEV 5.1 (2013)and 5.2 (2015). I'll search again as well.
I'm glad you found that chart from Nostrum showing flow rates, that was not available last I checked. Its frustrating when all the static flow rates listed aren't consistent. Your calculations on g/sec for that 0 261 500 164 cant be made( I did the same thing) as the flow rate in cc/min @100 bar need to measured @5bar to show consistent resluts against the others. G/sec changes with pressure and until Nostrum or another third party injector cleaning/flow testing site measures that we can only guess. But its a HDEV5.2 718cc/min injector vs the LNF opel injector thats is 318cc/min. That opel injector has its own issues when run in the mk6 as its spray pattern is for a different engine. (See nostrum az thread link on 1st post)
Based on that Nostrum chart, I wonder if that 0 261 500 164 injector in my Allroad falls right in line with the blue line on the chart just based on the numeric succession from Bosch number 0 261 500 163 to 0 261 500 164. That would mean it flows around 12.5-13.0 g/sec @5bar. I only say that based on flow numbers I've come across that listed every Bosch injector by number and the corresponding flow rates. Again, I'm drawing an assumption here. I sent an email to Nostrum about the injector in my Allroad and they have not tested the newer HDEV5.2 injectors yet. The info for LDK/LDF info I posted was off Nostrums site and from the link I posted on the 1st post to the AZ thread.
Again, thank you for seeking clarification and I apologize to everyone for not filling in some of the gaps in the information. I did my best to be as accurate as possible based on my research. I would encourage you guys to do some research and report back as I think a new thread dedicated to injectors and fueling is needed as more of us pursue these big turbo setups.
I will gladly update any info I've posted if it is found to be inaccurate.
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