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baz-R

posted on 10/6/12 at 12:04 PM Reply With Quote
st170 fuel pressure?

anyone know what pressure st170 run? i just need to know as im useing some st170 injectors in my itb conversion
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coozer

posted on 10/6/12 at 12:37 PM Reply With Quote
I run mine standard 3 bar.





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mtechmatt

posted on 11/6/12 at 03:23 PM Reply With Quote
3.5Bar rail pressure will allow the OEM black injectors to flow around 200bhp of power.

Obviously you will need to alter any mapping to cater, but standard fixed regulation is 3Bar IIRC.






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baz-R

posted on 14/6/12 at 05:13 PM Reply With Quote
heres an odd thing orignaly i was going to use a std black top fuel rail to make life easy but my bike itbs where in the way of the ends and the st170 rail's ends where also in the way so i choped them off and converted to hose tails both ends and was going to use a remote FPR

then i was looking at the std 2l blacktops (white injectors) FPR and its rated at 380kpa (3.8bar)
i have tig'ed a hose tail on the inlet on my std blacktop FPR realy carefuly so it didnt get hot and is still sealing ok so im going to use that

i have not mapped my ecu yet but as both injectors are of same design im hoping it will be ok @ 3.8bar i always have the white set if thay dont

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