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| Flow Increase/decrease From Fuel Pressure Change Flow Increase/decrease From Fuel Pressure Change When you increase or decrease fuel pressure at the injector from its rated flow you change the amount of fuel that is actually forced from the injector (the injectors volume flow). New Flow = SQRT(New Pressure / Old Pressure) X Old Flow Rate Here is an example: New Flow = Square Root of (55psi / 43.5psi) X 30 lbs/hr flow rate New Flow = 1.124 X 30 lbs/hr New Flow = 33.73 lb/hr Remember the lb/hr to cc/min conversion: lbs/hr to cc/min lbs/hr X 10.2 = cc/min here is an example: 30lbs/hr X 10.2 = 306cc/min cc/min to lbs/hr cc/min / 10.2 = lb/hr here is an example: 306cc/min / 10.2 = 30lbs/hr Thank You Chris Macellaro ![]()
__________________ Macellaro's Performance Tuning Freelance Traveling Automotive ECU Tuning Services www.macellarosperformancetuning.com chris@macellarosperformancetuning.com 817-542-4151 Instructor for EFI University www.efi101.com/contact.html Last edited by macsperformance : 03-13-2008 at 12:55 AM. |
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