Can a Ford 19lb injector flow the same as a GM 22lb injector....
02-03-2002, 11:20 PM
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Car: 1989 Iroc-Z
Engine: 350ci SBC
Transmission: 700R4
Can a Ford 19lb injector flow the same as a GM 22lb injector....
with the Ford injector running at a higher pressure? Like around 46 or so???? I will be using them in an 1989 L98 350 Camaro. I cant find any reasonally prices 22lb injectors......the cheap accel's go from 21 and skip 22 and go to 23
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02-04-2002, 09:41 AM
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Engine: ls1 fti 3600,S60 w/3:73 gears
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I think someone on here said they flow the same or a little more than a 22#. I am replacing mine with them.
Someone back me up on this.
Someone back me up on this.
02-04-2002, 11:45 AM
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New flow = Old flow * (New pressure / Old pressure)^0.5
That is the new flow is equal to the old flow times the square root of the new pressure to old pressure ratio.
Say I double the pressure, (60 psi/30psi)^0.5 or 2^0.5, I will only increase flow by 41%
That is the new flow is equal to the old flow times the square root of the new pressure to old pressure ratio.
Say I double the pressure, (60 psi/30psi)^0.5 or 2^0.5, I will only increase flow by 41%
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