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Old 06-06-2018, 03:50 PM
dlheman dlheman is offline
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Default Re: Nozzle selection for MPS3

I think you need HFS4 for DISI engine.

But I think some of the later generation HFS3 can handle direct injection engine.

I'd stay away from TB location. Is hard to get equal distribution across all 4 cylinders especially when injecting large amount of wmi.

But anyhow, I would rather do a 60 second SYS test spray into container to get the actual cc/min. Once you add in pressure loss and maybe add a couple of check valves, those figures on the chart table will no longer match the actual.

That being said, maybe go for 687cc/min for a wee bit more head room.
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Old 08-06-2018, 08:52 AM
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Default Re: Nozzle selection for MPS3

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I think you need HFS4 for DISI engine.

But I think some of the later generation HFS3 can handle direct injection engine.

I'd stay away from TB location. Is hard to get equal distribution across all 4 cylinders especially when injecting large amount of wmi.

But anyhow, I would rather do a 60 second SYS test spray into container to get the actual cc/min. Once you add in pressure loss and maybe add a couple of check valves, those figures on the chart table will no longer match the actual.

That being said, maybe go for 687cc/min for a wee bit more head room.
Thanks for your reply. Sorry I got the details wrong in my now deleted original post.

I have an HFS4 V3 for the DI motor. I will go a minimum of 600cc/min for 1.5x400hp.
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