42lb injectors for 350hp?

[CrazyPrime]

Exactly what the title says will 42lb's be sufficient for 350whp?

[ak-]

What motor?

My 2.7L m20 is making that exact power right now on 42lbs till I fix a few things, but can't remember at what %.

Oh yeah, don't cheap out on injectors. One of the big no-no's in F/I.

[CrazyPrime]

M20B25 stock except for oring and new stock HG

[E30SPDFRK]

Will be fine unless you plan on running e85, in which case they'd be maxed out.

[sayed ali]

guess they'll be fine but sure on high % .. which is not good for future plans :)

[ForcedFirebird]

With pump gas, yes (not e85). I have found on 6cyl turbo engines, you add a "0" at the end of the injector lb/hr rating and that's about what HP you can get at the wheels. Have used 36lb/hr injectors often and have seen them go as high as 357whp ~90% duty.

[CrazyPrime]

Is anybody using 42lb'ers and making 350whp and what % are they running? Just making sure I don't hit 100% duty..

[ForcedFirebird]

With pump gas, yes (not e85). I have found on 6cyl turbo engines, you add a "0" at the end of the injector lb/hr rating and that's about what HP you can get at the wheels. Have used 36lb/hr injectors often and have seen them go as high as 357whp ~90% duty.

Is anybody using 42lb'ers and making 350whp and what % are they running? Just making sure I don't hit 100% duty..

If 36lb/hr can do 357whp at <90%, then you are plenty safe with 42's ;)