Toasted my fuel injectors
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Not sure really, but Vortechs' old FMU(fuel management unit) used to use "discs" to ramp fuel pressure in 3:1, 4:1, 5:1, etc. ratios. However, here I've only read about the "washer" that Vortechs new inline pumps use to modify the ramp rate.
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If you still use the Vortech FMU disc equation, for base fuel pressure of 52psi, an 8:1 ratio, and at 9psi, you'd have 1/2(base fuel pressure)+(PSIxRatio), so
1/2(52)+(9x8)=97.5psi of fuel pressure....that's way too high in my opinion.
A 6:1 would produce 85.5psi, which is as high as I'd personally ever go.
That would make:
290cc-->~407cc~372bhp
380cc-->~533cc~487bhp
440cc-->~617cc~564bhp
510cc-->~715cc~654bhp
Using a "safe" recommended 80% DC and BSFC=0.50 for SC'd cars.
1/2(52)+(9x8)=97.5psi of fuel pressure....that's way too high in my opinion.
A 6:1 would produce 85.5psi, which is as high as I'd personally ever go.
That would make:
290cc-->~407cc~372bhp
380cc-->~533cc~487bhp
440cc-->~617cc~564bhp
510cc-->~715cc~654bhp
Using a "safe" recommended 80% DC and BSFC=0.50 for SC'd cars.
Last edited by IceY2K1Max; 09-08-2004 at 03:13 PM.
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