Injector Flow
Rates (@ 43.5 psi)
3800 vin C
injectors -- 19.0
lb/hr
3800 vin L
injectors -- 21.2
lb/hr
3800
SC vin 1 injectors -- 29.0
lb/hr
3800 Series 2
(non SC) Rochester 17103146 injectors -- 21.2
lb/hr
3800
Series 2 (non SC) Bosch 0280150973 injectors --
21.2 lb/hr
86
Vette RP 5235211 TPI injectors -- 21.6
lb/hr (Bosch design with plastic tip)
87-88
Vette RP 5235302 5.7L TPI
injectors -- 21.6
lb/hr (Bosch design with aluminum tip)
85
5.0L RP 5235047 TPI
injectors -- 19.3
lb/hr (Bosch design with plastic tip)
97-up? LS1 Bosch
12554271 grey plastic injectors -- 25.2
lb/hr
3rd
Party Injector Flow Test Results
2001
GM C/K Truck 6.0L V8 P/N 25317628 (Delphi
EV6 short style injector)
-- 22.1 lb/hr (2.78 gm/sec)
1996-up
3800 Series II Supercharged (white LS1-style) --
36 lb/hr
Here are some
simple formulas you can use to determine what your injectors would flow at
different pressures. To double the flow through a jet or nozzle would take 4
times the pressure:
New
Pressure = Old Pressure x (new flow / old flow)�
If you know the
flow of a jet or nozzle at a certain pressure, you can figure the flow at a new
pressure:
New
Flow = Old Flow x √ (new pressure / old pressure)
Here are some formulas you
can use to determine how much horsepower a particular injector flow rate will
support or how big of injectors you need to support your engine's HP number:
HP /
Number of Injectors x BSFC / Duty Cycle =
Injector size required
Injector Size x Duty Cycle /
BSFC x Number of Injectors = HP
supported
BSFC = Brake Specific Fuel Consumption.
Most naturally asperated engines have a BSFC factor of 0.50. Most
Supercharged or Turbocharged engines have a BSFC factor of 0.65.
Duty Cycle = The maximum sustained
"ON-TIME" of the Injector. The typical maximum injector ON-TIME
sustainable in a modern EFI engine is 80%. For the above formulas, use
0.80 for the duty cycle.