fic 850 lag timing
Originally Posted by spyke
Hi ,
Has somebody got the injector lag timing for the fuel injector clinic 850cc injectors?
thanks
sven
Has somebody got the injector lag timing for the fuel injector clinic 850cc injectors?
thanks
sven
Originally Posted by spyke
the differant voltages,as you need to alter them in the ecu (power fc)
thanks
sven
thanks
sven
Here are some voltage against time below for the FIC 850cc, I hope this helps.
Volts uSec
----- ------
6v 2550 uSec
7v 2370 uSec
8v 1690 uSec
9v 1300 uSec
10v 1020 uSec
11v 870 uSec
12v 740 uSec
13v 620 uSec
14v 510 uSec
15v 430 uSec
16v 370 uSec
Originally Posted by spyke
gtvevo,
thanks just what I needed
sven
ps where did you have that info from?
thanks just what I needed
sven
ps where did you have that info from?
I run the same injectors on my AEM, But AEM does latency to voltage testing on several different brands and sizes for their EMS.
Glad I could help
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Originally Posted by spyke
I have the same but with a 82 housing.
Do you think the injectors are big enough for a gt35(82 housing) ?
sven
Do you think the injectors are big enough for a gt35(82 housing) ?
sven
** 850cc min **
- S.G. gasoline = 0.69, which = 0.69g/cc
- (0.69g)*(850cc/min) = 586.5g/min
- (586.5g/min) / (454g/lb) = 1.29 lb/min
- (1.29lb/min) * (60min/hr) = 77.5lb/hr
- (77.5lb/hr) / BSFC of 0.55lb/bhp/hr = 141bhp
- (141bhp) * (4 injectors) = 564bhp
Therefore, a 850cc/min injector is good for a theoretical 560+bhp on a 4-cyl engine. What that equates to in 'whp' depends on the dyno. With a Dynojet, whp is probably close to bhp.
Notes:
- A ball-type injector (e.g. FIC, Lucas) will run more efficiently at higher duty cycles than a disc or pintle type (Denso, Bosch, etc.).
- Use of methanol reduces the injector load.
- S.G. gasoline = 0.69, which = 0.69g/cc
- (0.69g)*(850cc/min) = 586.5g/min
- (586.5g/min) / (454g/lb) = 1.29 lb/min
- (1.29lb/min) * (60min/hr) = 77.5lb/hr
- (77.5lb/hr) / BSFC of 0.55lb/bhp/hr = 141bhp
- (141bhp) * (4 injectors) = 564bhp
Therefore, a 850cc/min injector is good for a theoretical 560+bhp on a 4-cyl engine. What that equates to in 'whp' depends on the dyno. With a Dynojet, whp is probably close to bhp.
Notes:
- A ball-type injector (e.g. FIC, Lucas) will run more efficiently at higher duty cycles than a disc or pintle type (Denso, Bosch, etc.).
- Use of methanol reduces the injector load.
Originally Posted by spyke
ted B
but they would be at 100% duty...
GTVEVO
Do you have the voltages for the fic 950?
sven
but they would be at 100% duty...
GTVEVO
Do you have the voltages for the fic 950?
sven
Volts uSec
----- ------
6v 2550 uSec
7v 2550 uSec
8v 2080 uSec
9v 1620 uSec
10v 1300 uSec
11v 1050 uSec
12v 880 uSec
13v 750 uSec
14v 650 uSec
15v 570 uSec
16v 510 uSec
Originally Posted by spyke
ted B
but they would be at 100% duty...
but they would be at 100% duty...
Why?
Because most people aren't aware that injectors are typically rated at 80-90% duty.






