According to the RC Engineering tables, our engines (S50/S52) should use 24# injectors to make 240hp.
This is determined by several formulae, using known criteria for HP, fuel consumption, etc.
So why do we have 17.5 and 21.5# injuectors, respectively? And what happens if we were to switch to 24# injectors (providing we had the correct chip to control the air/fuel mixture), and had the same parts (HFM, etc) would we gain significant HP?
OK I think I figured this out. The BFSC (fuel consumption efficiency) for the engines is better than for most others, so they burn fuel at a lower rate to make the same power.
So 21.5# injectors will support 240hp...but still not as HP efficient as some other engines that make 240hp from only 2 liters displacement, NA too...
This is determined by several formulae, using known criteria for HP, fuel consumption, etc.
So why do we have 17.5 and 21.5# injuectors, respectively? And what happens if we were to switch to 24# injectors (providing we had the correct chip to control the air/fuel mixture), and had the same parts (HFM, etc) would we gain significant HP?
OK I think I figured this out. The BFSC (fuel consumption efficiency) for the engines is better than for most others, so they burn fuel at a lower rate to make the same power.
So 21.5# injectors will support 240hp...but still not as HP efficient as some other engines that make 240hp from only 2 liters displacement, NA too...
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