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    42# Green Top Injector IFR

    42# Green Top Injector IFR

    Does this IFR look good.
    Car is Stock Pump Running with Bosch 42# Green Tops (high Z 440cc)

    i have been reviewing old posts to see what others are using.
    but i am unclear on if some of those people have stock or aftermarket pump's

    Attachment 12771

    the reason i ask is my VE table is close to stock and the car is showing lean AFR often.
    Chris T.

    2014 F350 6.7 Powerstroke.
    2008 Ford F350 Super Duty 6.4L 72MM turbo
    2007 Escalade 6.2L
    2007 Yukon Denal 6.2L
    2010 Lexus RX350 3.5L
    2001 Tacoma 3.4
    2000 Camaro SS LS1 M6 - STS Turbo
    1998 Dodge Cummins 12v 5spd
    1998 Topkick Cat 3126E 7.2L
    1983 Toyota Pickup
    1982 Toyota Pickup
    2006 DRZ400
    2008 Turbo Nytro
    2010 Skidoo XP 800
    1978 Corvette

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    well i have done some further research still no answer,

    but some intresting finds.

    my injectors are:
    SVO 42 LB

    Bosch PN 0-280-150-558
    40 LB/hr
    420.4 cc/min
    302.4 g/min

    thats at 43.5PSI (3Bar)

    the Stock Injectors that came with my SS are:
    PN 0-280-155-890
    Bosch
    16.35 LB/hr
    171.8 cc/min
    123.6 g/min

    thats at 43.5PSI (3Bar)

    So why does the Computer show that the stocks are 26LB, is the fuel presure making that much diffrence in flow rate?

    if so wouldnt this mean the 40#'s would flow alot more than i have in my tables when at the higher fule prusure. which i hear is around 58PSI.

    correct me if im wrong.
    i want to fully understand this and maybe help some of the other newbies too.

    thanks
    Chris T.

    2014 F350 6.7 Powerstroke.
    2008 Ford F350 Super Duty 6.4L 72MM turbo
    2007 Escalade 6.2L
    2007 Yukon Denal 6.2L
    2010 Lexus RX350 3.5L
    2001 Tacoma 3.4
    2000 Camaro SS LS1 M6 - STS Turbo
    1998 Dodge Cummins 12v 5spd
    1998 Topkick Cat 3126E 7.2L
    1983 Toyota Pickup
    1982 Toyota Pickup
    2006 DRZ400
    2008 Turbo Nytro
    2010 Skidoo XP 800
    1978 Corvette

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    Yes, fuel pressure makes a HUGE difference in flow rates, that is what it is all about. Did you adjust the offset tables?
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    Quote Originally Posted by WS6FirebirdTA00
    Yes, fuel pressure makes a HUGE difference in flow rates, that is what it is all about. Did you adjust the offset tables?
    no i have not changed the offset.
    any recommendations on best way to change them?

    this is the information i have found for my SVO 42#s

    V - ms
    6 - 4.986 ms
    8 - 2.098
    10 - 1.321
    11 - 1.095
    12 - .919
    13 - .786
    14 - .670
    15 - .575

    how do i get that over to the chart?
    Chris T.

    2014 F350 6.7 Powerstroke.
    2008 Ford F350 Super Duty 6.4L 72MM turbo
    2007 Escalade 6.2L
    2007 Yukon Denal 6.2L
    2010 Lexus RX350 3.5L
    2001 Tacoma 3.4
    2000 Camaro SS LS1 M6 - STS Turbo
    1998 Dodge Cummins 12v 5spd
    1998 Topkick Cat 3126E 7.2L
    1983 Toyota Pickup
    1982 Toyota Pickup
    2006 DRZ400
    2008 Turbo Nytro
    2010 Skidoo XP 800
    1978 Corvette