MSefi.com read only forum (Jan.15,2018)

The link that was here originally turned dead, so I replaced it with this Catalog of Accel injectors
ACCEL fuel injectors

S.

Some more Rover V8 injectors, more info as I find it...

BOSCH:
0 280 150 105 (grey) - 3.5 - 18.1lb/hr @ 43psi
0 280 150 227 (black) - 3.9 - ? Looks like they were in 3.5's too
0 280 155 787 (green) - 4.6

Presumably specs are similar to the Lucas ones - Low-Z.

Also some more pictures and things to help injector identification:
http://www.sdsefi.com/injectors.htm
http://www.gomog.com/allmorgan/ljet/FIarts.pdf

Bosch 0280 150 953 used in VW's VR6 engine (VAG part number 021 903 061A)
resistance 14 ohm
flow: 205cc/min@bar

Strog

Bosch 0 280 156 023 used in Saab 4-2.0l, 4-2.3l Turbo flows
261g/min = approx. 373cc at 3bar pressure. (1bar ~14.7 PSI).
Sorry about the units, but this was the answer Bosch gave me

Found a good site for specs on Jeep/mopar stuff

http://www.jeep4.0performance.4mg.com/tech_specs.html

Lance, here is another pretty good site with some pretty accurate looking flow ratings. They actually flow test and post there findings.

http://www.witchhunter.com/injectordata1.htm

Todd

I have had the pleasure of dealing with Witchhunter performance for all of my injector cleaning and flow testing. It is a very nice shop to deal with, high quality work yet affordable.

They are the only shop I have ever found that has all of the proprietary adapters for japanese TBI (like nissan truck, mitsu tbi etc..)

Here is a pdf chart with various japanese top feed injectors.
http://hybridka.com/misc/TopFeedInjectors.pdf

heres flow chart for bosch and weber hope it helps http://66.249.93.104/search?q=cache:K4V ... clnk&cd=23

Two small injectors with spray pattern pics are here.

viewtopic.php?t=19550

Here's a sit that lists injector tables for various brands.
http://users.erols.com/srweiss/tableifc.htm

Chris

Here's another site with an excellent list of Bosch part numbers with flow in CC and injector resistance.

http://www.injectorcleaning.co.uk/flow.htm

A very usefull site with visual identification as well...


http://injectorservices.com/injectflow.htm


Daniel.

Ford fuel injector table



part of Mass air documentation project

enyawix wrote:Ford fuel injector table



part of Mass air documentation project

Careful with that - not all of those injectors are rated at the same fuel pressure. Most of the earlier ones are rated at 39psi, while the later small body are rated at about 45 psi (3 bar). Also, the small black body Cobra are 25lb according to my sources.

Have you been able to find the open time specification for any of those (specifically the small body Cobra injectors)?

the 93 Cobra are 24 @ 45 I have used them. so far I have used 19, 24, 30, 36, and just went 42.

Never tried the 17 or white 24 I did not just start racing fords, I am currently making over 400hp at the wheels.

enyawix wrote:the 93 Cobra are 24 @ 45 I have used them. so far I have used 19, 24, 30, 36, and just went 42.

Never tried the 17 or white 24 I did not just start racing fords, I am currently making over 400hp at the wheels.

The '93 Cobra are the large body with the EV1 connector and they are 24lb at 39psi and IIRC they were blue tops (we did the development on the Cobra R - I'm not new to Fords either). All the 5.0/5.8 stuff was rated at 39psi. The one pictured is the 0280155865 with the EV6 connector which is the '99 Cobra injector, which I have seen rated at 24 and 25 lbs @ 43.5.

I did not realize my fuel pressure is set high. I bought an adjustable fuel regulator, with my first injector upgrade. I will fix the table. I have the green 42lbs injectors now. What will they put out at 45psi

I thought this might be helpful for the holley tbi 85#/h injectors

http://go.delphi.com/CS/DPSS/CATALOG/Pr ... er=FJ10043

93 gmc sonoma 2.5L

If you look at the thread linked bellow, there are two spreadsheets. One with a ton of bosch specs, even new ones, and one that does unit conversion. The bosch spreadsheet sent by Mk1rocco has info I was unable to find anywhere else.

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