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5teve L
08-09-2011, 09:47
Already looking at upgrading the 500cc ones I haven't used yet :D

Anyone heard of these before ?
http://mrinjectoruk.co.uk/700cc-Injectors-Asnu-high-performance-injectors-P2151813.aspx

Bruce - BHPerformance
08-09-2011, 09:50
What power will the 500cc ones be good for on an F7R turbo motor?

If they are suitable then I might buy them from you.

5teve L
08-09-2011, 11:54
About 320 @ 3 bar, 80% duty iirc.

Bruce - BHPerformance
08-09-2011, 13:29
I had a look at this http://www.witchhunter.com/injectorcalc1.php4

Says they are good for between 230 and 250bhp depending on the BSFC %.

Bit of a difference. :confused:

5teve L
08-09-2011, 14:32
Maybe they are more then, they were in Robbies (turbo teds) F7P bengine which maxed them @ 18psi & made 320hp

Plus people run 802's & have 250 bhp, they are alot less.

Adey aka Ewok
08-09-2011, 15:04
Meggy turbo ones are 390cc I think, good enough for 280+ bhp on my sc Clio

Bruce - BHPerformance
08-09-2011, 15:09
I looked up the 802's on google and they say 280cc for them which that site equates to about 175bhp so I doubt its that accurate. :)

What power are you looking for as I was only looking for about 300 on my F7R Turbo.

How much you wanting for them?

5teve L
08-09-2011, 15:36
I looked up the 802's on google and they say 280cc for them which that site equates to about 175bhp so I doubt its that accurate. :)

What power are you looking for as I was only looking for about 300 on my F7R Turbo.

How much you wanting for them?

:wasntme: I haven't said I'm deffo selling yet, like I say I am just wondering about the injectors I posted up, only just fitted them to the car today & need to run the car up & see how I get on with whatever power I get before I decide, I was just looking at options if I go bigger :cooter:
When they are for sale they will be £150.
Obviously if I find something bigger in the meantime I will give you a shout :agree: .

Bruce - BHPerformance
08-09-2011, 15:42
Cool beans matey. :D

Only have 802's at the moment but they will do for initial run in period at minimal boost.

5teve L
08-09-2011, 16:25
Cool beans matey. :D

Only have 802's at the moment but they will do for initial run in period at minimal boost.
Thats what I'm thinking about these injectors :laugh:

Bigfoot
08-09-2011, 16:38
Just having a look at stock at seeing what injectors we have, have got 2 803 injectors and 6 x 355 injectors which are light grey ones rated at 300cc I believe. More than likely got more but without the bosch numbers to search for im not entirely sure what else there is.

5teve L
08-09-2011, 16:43
I doubt we'd find an off the shelf 600+cc injector easily... that would be a direct replacement.. but then I'm new to EFI :cooter:
On my rover I had some siemens 660cc things... high impedance I think.

Bigfoot
08-09-2011, 16:46
I doubt we'd find an off the shelf 600+cc injector easily... that would be a direct replacement.. but then I'm new to EFI :cooter:
On my rover I had some siemens 660cc things... high impedance I think.

I didn't think I would find the cosworth greys on the shelf at work but I did :D

andybond
08-09-2011, 19:38
I dont know if its any use , but the 21turbos use the 802s are standard , the 357 injectors as a stop gap until a remap on 803s ...

SP33DY
08-09-2011, 19:51
Is there any difference fitment wise between the injectors on F7P/R and F4R's as I ran a set of siemens 630cc injectors on my Clio 182 which were direct fit.

5teve L
09-09-2011, 08:38
Is there any difference fitment wise between the injectors on F7P/R and F4R's as I ran a set of siemens 630cc injectors on my Clio 182 which were direct fit.
Not as far as I know, I'll look out for some, I suppose it's only a case of changing from low to high impedance on the ECU.

James5
09-09-2011, 08:45
Not as far as I know, I'll look out for some, I suppose it's only a case of changing from low to high impedance on the ECU.


The f4r injectors are mini pico thing's the F7 are big Bosch type you could use either on either car with standalone but you would need a custom fuel rail.

steer from the rear
16-09-2011, 09:35
just a quick one bosch 803's (the cossie ones 380cc) will make about 14p.s.i but mine are at 97% duty, bigger injectors req please :D

Scoff
16-09-2011, 10:18
I had a look at this http://www.witchhunter.com/injectorcalc1.php4

Says they are good for between 230 and 250bhp depending on the BSFC %.

Bit of a difference. :confused:

If you try that site with 0.55 BSFC then it looks about right. 320hp on 500cc's in Robbies came up at 90% duty, 3 bar rail pressure.

In Russells car (steer from the rear) we hit 97% at about 14psi which I figure is about 250hp. He has 380cc injectors @ 3bar.

Unless it's a drag car or something for doing short sprints you don't want to be going much past 80%. So for 300hp in a track car you want 550cc injectors. :)

Bruce - BHPerformance
16-09-2011, 10:19
Have a look at this lot Dale and see if any of the biggies are in stock.

http://www.polog40.co.uk/article_injector_table.php

Bruce - BHPerformance
16-09-2011, 10:22
If you try that site with 0.55 BSFC then it looks about right. 320hp on 500cc's in Robbies came up at 90% duty, 3 bar rail pressure.

In Russells car (steer from the rear) we hit 97% at about 14psi which I figure is about 250hp. He has 380cc injectors @ 3bar.

Unless it's a drag car or something for doing short sprints you don't want to be going much past 80%. So for 300hp in a track car you want 550cc injectors. :)


That site says .55-.60 is supercharged and .60-.65 is turbo. Why the difference? Is it the drag on the crank from the supercharger?

Scoff
16-09-2011, 10:22
The other thing worth mentioning is that 500cc+ on old Bosch EV1's is getting a bit lairy. They're not very good at low duty for idle and part throttle. If you don't mind spending a little bit more, buy some modern seimens deka. They come in different sizes, Bosch replacement, and are a world better than the old Bosch (EG, cosworth grey).

Scoff
16-09-2011, 10:27
That site says .55-.60 is supercharged and .60-.65 is turbo. Why the difference? Is it the drag on the crank from the supercharger?

I don't agree with their numbers, thats a very rough rule of thumb they're suggesting.

BSFC is how well the engine is able to turn fuel in to power, so since supercharging and turbocharging reduce efficiency by loading the crank or restricting the exhaust, BSFC rises (gets worse). I should add that lowered compression and richer AFR is another factor they're probably trying to account for. In the real world the numbers arn't that bad :)

Bigfoot
16-09-2011, 12:09
Might have to take a look at what my map says on the 5 as my car is running 15psi with those green 380cc injectors

Will let you know Bruce in next post

Bigfoot
16-09-2011, 12:23
0280150035 x 5
0280150130 x 10
0280150133 x 4
0280150154 x 4
0280150203 x 4
0280150205 x 11
0280150208 x 4
0280150209 x 14
0280150211 x 5
0280150219 x 8
0280150355 x 6
0280150357 x 4
0280150449 x 4
0280150712 x 8
0280150714 x 7
0280150716 x 6
0280150725 x 8
0280150734 x 12
0280150743 x 6
0280150905 x 4
0280150967 x 4
0280155505 x 5
0280155787 x 8

Thats what is showing in stock out of those numbers some

Scoff
16-09-2011, 12:49
Might have to take a look at what my map says on the 5 as my car is running 15psi with those green 380cc injectors

Will let you know Bruce in next post

At 3 bar ? 20ms @ 6000rpm in the fuel map is 100%

Bigfoot
16-09-2011, 12:50
Im running at 3.5 bar

steer from the rear
16-09-2011, 13:25
Right just been looking at cossie greys 503cc's should keep up for me and 100 quid 2nd hand.......any one. want some 803's 100 quid ha ha ha

Scoff
16-09-2011, 14:54
Im running at 3.5 bar


It doesn't make much difference, maybe 5% ! Enough to mean you might not be running out of injector though :)

danielmk323
28-03-2013, 18:21
i m looking to this injectors http://shop.motorsport-developments.co.uk/siemens-55lbph-fuel-injectors--low-impedance-235-p.asp are they good to use on the f7p turbo and what bhp can they be used

Scoff
29-03-2013, 11:02
i m looking to this injectors http://shop.motorsport-developments.co.uk/siemens-55lbph-fuel-injectors--low-impedance-235-p.asp are they good to use on the f7p turbo and what bhp can they be used

At the moment courtney's are selling Astra VXR injectors new for £150 ish. They're good for 320hp or so in the F7P.

Logg
29-03-2013, 11:12
At the moment courtney's are selling Astra VXR injectors new for £150 ish. They're good for 320hp or so in the F7P.

:agree: I bought my set from theses guys they seem to be a proper vauxhall dealer

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vauxhall-Astra-VXR-Fuel-Rail-Injectors-Z20LEH-Z20LET-/251132936575?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item3a78b0817f

Then sold the rail and fpr for £20 on ebay. :)

GaryS
29-03-2013, 11:19
:agree: I bought my set from theses guys they seem to be a proper vauxhall dealer

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vauxhall-Astra-VXR-Fuel-Rail-Injectors-Z20LEH-Z20LET-/251132936575?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item3a78b0817f

Then sold the rail and fpr for £20 on ebay. :)


Me to :)

danielmk323
29-03-2013, 11:20
:agree: I bought my set from theses guys they seem to be a proper vauxhall dealer

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vauxhall-Astra-VXR-Fuel-Rail-Injectors-Z20LEH-Z20LET-/251132936575?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&hash=item3a78b0817f

Then sold the rail and fpr for £20 on ebay. :)
are they the ones in the link http://www.courtenaysport.co.uk/tuning-components/injectors/injectors-z20leh-vxr-set-of-4/prod_401.html

Logg
29-03-2013, 11:29
are they the ones in the link http://www.courtenaysport.co.uk/tuning-components/injectors/injectors-z20leh-vxr-set-of-4/prod_401.html

Yes. :agree:

You could try a search for the vauxhal/Opell part number and see how much they are in you local dealer in Malta rather than pay for postage from the uk. :)

danielmk323
29-03-2013, 17:22
Yes. :agree:

You could try a search for the vauxhal/Opell part number and see how much they are in you local dealer in Malta rather than pay for postage from the uk. :)
I will try Tanks