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Some interesting findings on B code injectors
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[QUOTE="Tim @ P.I.S., post: 203545, member: 744"] No I was stating that under the [3000rpms; 3000psi hpo; 4ms/pw = 175cc 4000rpms; 3000psi hpo; 2.9ms/pw = 150cc] there would be little to no gain by just switching from a stock BI nozzle to something even as large as a 400% nozzle. Based on the factory design of the injector. As you know nozzle size alone is not the only factor in flow. The whole meaning of this post was showing that those in the past that choose to run BI injectors were not getting the actual fuel flow they might have thought. [/QUOTE]
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