Which 30lb injectors?
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Which 30lb injectors?
I am buying 30lb injectors from f f f f ord...There I said it. My question is this: I want to buy them from Summit. Summit says they have two sets of 30lb Ford injectors. One set of eight costs 362 dollars and are flow tested or matched to within one half percent whereas the other set has a 6 or 7 percent possible variance for 219.00. This is the first I have heard of this. The ad also says the 219 ones are for MAF tuned systems only. I have SD. They are made by Ford Motorsports. I do need to have injectors that will respond properly for my setup as I will be racing the car occasionally and I have a custom chip. I got rid of my Accels because the injectors were all ready too differently and I thought they were going static on me at WOT. I want SVO's but which ones should I get. Does anyone know where else to buy them?
To simplify this: Matched or unmatched?

To simplify this: Matched or unmatched?
Last edited by CaptPicardsZ28; Dec 30, 2003 at 01:13 AM.
An injector is an injector(not counting high/low impedance), it doesn't care if you have MAF or S/D.
Matched or unmatched? Well that depends on you and your application. You'd get a more even idle if they were closely matched, thats for sure. Are you planning on running boost or N02? If so I'd get the matched ones to ensure a balanced fuel delivery.
Matched or unmatched? Well that depends on you and your application. You'd get a more even idle if they were closely matched, thats for sure. Are you planning on running boost or N02? If so I'd get the matched ones to ensure a balanced fuel delivery.
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Originally posted by Morley
An injector is an injector(not counting high/low impedance), it doesn't care if you have MAF or S/D.
Matched or unmatched? Well that depends on you and your application. You'd get a more even idle if they were closely matched, thats for sure. Are you planning on running boost or N02? If so I'd get the matched ones to ensure a balanced fuel delivery.
An injector is an injector(not counting high/low impedance), it doesn't care if you have MAF or S/D.
Matched or unmatched? Well that depends on you and your application. You'd get a more even idle if they were closely matched, thats for sure. Are you planning on running boost or N02? If so I'd get the matched ones to ensure a balanced fuel delivery.
Originally posted by CaptPicardsZ28
I had accel high impedance but should I switch to lows?
I had accel high impedance but should I switch to lows?
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I agree with Morley, I think you want only high impdence injectors. Concerning the 30#/hr Ford injectors, they will flow 31.5#/hr at 43.5psi (our stock fuel pressure), 34.0#/hr at 50psi, and 36.6#/hr at 58psi. That is alot of fuel especially at idle.
Those injectors are very large and you will diffinately need a chip burned for the correct flow rate. I suggest that maybe you think about the 24#/hr Ford injectors. I will be using 24s in my 395 cu in motor which is in the process of being biult.
Those injectors are very large and you will diffinately need a chip burned for the correct flow rate. I suggest that maybe you think about the 24#/hr Ford injectors. I will be using 24s in my 395 cu in motor which is in the process of being biult.
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Originally posted by doc
I agree with Morley, I think you want only high impdence injectors. Concerning the 30#/hr Ford injectors, they will flow 31.5#/hr at 43.5psi (our stock fuel pressure), 34.0#/hr at 50psi, and 36.6#/hr at 58psi. That is alot of fuel especially at idle.
Those injectors are very large and you will diffinately need a chip burned for the correct flow rate. I suggest that maybe you think about the 24#/hr Ford injectors. I will be using 24s in my 395 cu in motor which is in the process of being biult.
I agree with Morley, I think you want only high impdence injectors. Concerning the 30#/hr Ford injectors, they will flow 31.5#/hr at 43.5psi (our stock fuel pressure), 34.0#/hr at 50psi, and 36.6#/hr at 58psi. That is alot of fuel especially at idle.
Those injectors are very large and you will diffinately need a chip burned for the correct flow rate. I suggest that maybe you think about the 24#/hr Ford injectors. I will be using 24s in my 395 cu in motor which is in the process of being biult.
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Re: Which 30lb injectors?
Originally posted by CaptPicardsZ28
....... I got rid of my Accels because the injectors were all ready too differently and I thought they were going static on me at WOT. I want SVO's but which ones should I get. Does anyone know where else to buy them?
To simplify this: Matched or unmatched?
....... I got rid of my Accels because the injectors were all ready too differently and I thought they were going static on me at WOT. I want SVO's but which ones should I get. Does anyone know where else to buy them?

To simplify this: Matched or unmatched?
I doubt they were going static unless your FP was really high, or you're making 427+hp, if you are I'd like to know your setup.
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Originally posted by doc
I agree with Morley, I think you want only high impdence injectors. Concerning the 30#/hr Ford injectors, they will flow 31.5#/hr at 43.5psi (our stock fuel pressure), 34.0#/hr at 50psi, and 36.6#/hr at 58psi. That is alot of fuel especially at idle.
Those injectors are very large and you will diffinately need a chip burned for the correct flow rate. I suggest that maybe you think about the 24#/hr Ford injectors. I will be using 24s in my 395 cu in motor which is in the process of being biult.
I agree with Morley, I think you want only high impdence injectors. Concerning the 30#/hr Ford injectors, they will flow 31.5#/hr at 43.5psi (our stock fuel pressure), 34.0#/hr at 50psi, and 36.6#/hr at 58psi. That is alot of fuel especially at idle.
Those injectors are very large and you will diffinately need a chip burned for the correct flow rate. I suggest that maybe you think about the 24#/hr Ford injectors. I will be using 24s in my 395 cu in motor which is in the process of being biult.
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Re: Re: Which 30lb injectors?
Originally posted by rgarcia63
Matched.
I doubt they were going static unless your FP was really high, or you're making 427+hp, if you are I'd like to know your setup.
Matched.
I doubt they were going static unless your FP was really high, or you're making 427+hp, if you are I'd like to know your setup.
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