LS1 injectors???
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LS1 injectors???
i'v been told that i can use LS1 injectors in my new motor, i am replaing my 305tpi with a 350 vortec setup or 383 w/ hsr and worldheads. does anybody have LS1 injectors or know if they would work thanks
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I've been told they would work, only the lock wouldn't fit. I believe someone told me you could expand/lengthen the grove in the LS1 injector and the locks will work fine. Then again that's what someone told me, I believe I asked it once before myself on these boards. I plan on using them
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Car: 1988 IROC-Z
Engine: L98 (350 TPI)
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24# @ 43.5PSI (stock TPI/LT1 pressure)
28# @ 58.0PSI (stock LS1 pressure)
refer to doc's post for more detailed information LS1 injectors.
Edit: sorry for the misinformation. i do not want perpetuate misinformation. it has now been corrected. thanks doc.
28# @ 58.0PSI (stock LS1 pressure)
refer to doc's post for more detailed information LS1 injectors.
Edit: sorry for the misinformation. i do not want perpetuate misinformation. it has now been corrected. thanks doc.
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Let me set the record straight here on LS1 injectors.
First of all, LS1 injectors are flowed at 58psi.
The MY98 LS1 cars had 28#/hr injectors (@ 58psi),, these same injectors at 43.5psi (3rd gen pressure) will flow about 24#/hr.
The MY99, 00, 01? LS1 cars have 26#/hr injectors(@ 58psi),, these same injectors in a 3rd gen will flow about 22#/hr.
The MY02 LS1 cars went back using the MY98 injectors.
Also, FWIW, I would not buy used injectors,, if you need different injectors, buy them new. I have seen many posts about someone buying used injectors and getting unknown junk.
First of all, LS1 injectors are flowed at 58psi.
The MY98 LS1 cars had 28#/hr injectors (@ 58psi),, these same injectors at 43.5psi (3rd gen pressure) will flow about 24#/hr.
The MY99, 00, 01? LS1 cars have 26#/hr injectors(@ 58psi),, these same injectors in a 3rd gen will flow about 22#/hr.
The MY02 LS1 cars went back using the MY98 injectors.
Also, FWIW, I would not buy used injectors,, if you need different injectors, buy them new. I have seen many posts about someone buying used injectors and getting unknown junk.
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I have LT-1 injectors that are used and I know are good. My engine outgrew them and I am selling them.
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thanks doc, and will they fit into an aftermarket base, like edelbrock or even stealth ram?
and if i get an afpr, i can regulate the size of the injector, right?
and if i get an afpr, i can regulate the size of the injector, right?
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These injectors are all interchangable as for as fit is concerned (to the best on my knowledge). And, yes, an AFPR along with a fuel pressure gauge will help you tune in a proper flow rate for your specific needs. Your fuel needs are dependent on your car mods.
24#/hr LT1 injectors or MY98 LS1 injectors might be a good choice for the 350 vortech, while 24#/hr SVO injectors might be a good choice for a 383 with increased fuel pressure.
24#/hr LT1 injectors or MY98 LS1 injectors might be a good choice for the 350 vortech, while 24#/hr SVO injectors might be a good choice for a 383 with increased fuel pressure.
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could i get away with using LT1 injectors in a 355 w/ afr heads and tpi setup, i am a lil tight on cash. soif i could. ca i just get off any lt1 and have them cleaned
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YES.
You should have a logging device as well as a fuel pressure gauge.
But the LT1 injectors with an AFPR should do the job for you.
BTW: you might run out of fuel at WOT, the stock fuel pump is marginal in our cars. I had this issue with my car,, finally I had a garage install the factory fuel pump for the TTA in my gas tank. I found out that I was running out of fuel because the fuel pressure would drop suddenly at WOT at high RPM.
You should have a logging device as well as a fuel pressure gauge.
But the LT1 injectors with an AFPR should do the job for you.
BTW: you might run out of fuel at WOT, the stock fuel pump is marginal in our cars. I had this issue with my car,, finally I had a garage install the factory fuel pump for the TTA in my gas tank. I found out that I was running out of fuel because the fuel pressure would drop suddenly at WOT at high RPM.
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thanks doc, and will they fit into an aftermarket base, like edelbrock or even stealth ram?
and if i get an afpr, i can regulate the size of the injector, right?
thanks doc, and will they fit into an aftermarket base, like edelbrock or even stealth ram?
and if i get an afpr, i can regulate the size of the injector, right?
It's on my to-do list, nothing to suggest anyone shouldn't use the LS1 injectors but the throttle response just didn't feel as crisp as with the Ford injectors. I hope to collect the spray pattern and some engine dyno comparison data this season, will post it if/when it happens.
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Originally posted by kevinc
I ran LS1 injectors on my Stealth Ram for a while, no fitment problems at all. I ended up with Ford blue-tops but haven't sold the LS1s yet, want to see the output spray cone shape compared to the Fords and L98s...suspiscion is they shoot a wider cone, given their placement much closer to the injector on the LS1 intake.
It's on my to-do list, nothing to suggest anyone shouldn't use the LS1 injectors but the throttle response just didn't feel as crisp as with the Ford injectors. I hope to collect the spray pattern and some engine dyno comparison data this season, will post it if/when it happens.
I ran LS1 injectors on my Stealth Ram for a while, no fitment problems at all. I ended up with Ford blue-tops but haven't sold the LS1s yet, want to see the output spray cone shape compared to the Fords and L98s...suspiscion is they shoot a wider cone, given their placement much closer to the injector on the LS1 intake.
It's on my to-do list, nothing to suggest anyone shouldn't use the LS1 injectors but the throttle response just didn't feel as crisp as with the Ford injectors. I hope to collect the spray pattern and some engine dyno comparison data this season, will post it if/when it happens.
The LT-1's fit in the TPI rail perfectly. If anyone wants them make me an offer. I've only had them in my car a short time. I bought them from a friend with a 4th gen that had aprox. 20K on it.
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