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Old 03-26-2006, 10:26 AM   #1
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Super Ram w/Vortec scientific calculations?

I am planning on converting my 406/Vortec from carb to Super Ram. I have searched here and on some other sites to figure out what sized injectors to use, and I have found some conflicting information. Basically it seems that too small is bad and too big is worse. I was further confounded by the low/high impedance injectors. I would like to use the stock 90-92 ECM with custom prom, so I think I it will work out OK as long as I use the correct injectors. I think I need 34LB high impedance but I am not sure.

The second issue is; can the stock TPI air clearner/inlet assy flow enough air to keep pace with the 58mm/1000CFM throttle body? I measured the size of the outlet from the air cleaner/inlet at 3".

This vehicle is for street use now, and possibly some road course work later. The local road course (VIR) has a 4000' back stretch!

I am on OLD carb guy, and converting from carb to custom EFI is showing me that I should have paid more attention in school.
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Old 03-27-2006, 11:18 AM   #2
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What size cam are you running with your 406 for a better estimate of injectors. I would think somewhere between 30-36 would be good(now it depends on the cam though). The stock assembly will hurt airflow so an aftermarket or custom piece would be a lot better. You'll like the benefits from carb to EFI I know where you come from. My father knows just about everything about carbs and I know more about EFI than he does. Just shows you how times have changed.
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I was over 90% on the duty cycle using 30lb injectors on a miniram 383, now with 36lb injectors, I'm at 74%, both shifting at 6500 rpm and fuel pressure at 45psi.

You should be fine with the 36lb'ers and will have more room if you need it with increased fuel pressure.
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Old 03-27-2006, 07:56 PM   #4
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I'm running 32s on my 383 so I would say 36s would leave you with room to grow.
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