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Message: [QUOTE="smokinstroker92, post: 1141042, member: 3595"] No a larger nozzle will demand the same amount of oil for the same amount of fuel the hydraulic ratio in the injector stays the same with any hybrid. The larger nozzle will actually require more oil per time as the nozzle is able to inject the fuel faster. Therefore it will result in the injector needing the oil faster to inject the same amount of fuel. The pulse width is shorter but is injecting the fuel much faster [/QUOTE]

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