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#16 Steve220

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Posted 24 November 2020 - 04:19 PM

 

 

The Mighty Car Mods mini (1275 with vmax supercharger and injection) was changed to be port injected - but there aren't any details of what they did unfortunately.

About 2:20 in this video he mentions it


Some of the tuning stuff is here


They moved them to under the charger to wet manifold, however it didn't work. Moog's biggest issue is he was running standard compression ratio bans trying to fuel it correctly. It wasn't making the power without knocking.

 

 

This is kinda what I'm thinking of doing, trying to put 1 injector per "runner" as far away from the head as practically possible (as previously mentioned I've gotta do some mock ups). Still struggling to find many people who have done this and photographed their manifolds...

 

I've seen a few where people are injecting with 2 injectors at a single point farther away from the head but I don't see the benefit of this compared to 1 injector per "side", I'm still very early stages so I'll keep researching.

 

 

As soon as you move the injectors apart, you create headaches for fuelling.



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Posted 24 November 2020 - 05:12 PM

 

That's a great resource, thanks.

 

 

 

 

 

The Mighty Car Mods mini (1275 with vmax supercharger and injection) was changed to be port injected - but there aren't any details of what they did unfortunately.

About 2:20 in this video he mentions it


Some of the tuning stuff is here


They moved them to under the charger to wet manifold, however it didn't work. Moog's biggest issue is he was running standard compression ratio bans trying to fuel it correctly. It wasn't making the power without knocking.

 

 

This is kinda what I'm thinking of doing, trying to put 1 injector per "runner" as far away from the head as practically possible (as previously mentioned I've gotta do some mock ups). Still struggling to find many people who have done this and photographed their manifolds...

 

I've seen a few where people are injecting with 2 injectors at a single point farther away from the head but I don't see the benefit of this compared to 1 injector per "side", I'm still very early stages so I'll keep researching.

 

 

As soon as you move the injectors apart, you create headaches for fuelling.

 

 

Ok, this is going to be steep learning curve I think



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Posted 24 November 2020 - 08:13 PM


https://www.starchak.ca/


That's a great resource, thanks.



The Mighty Car Mods mini (1275 with vmax supercharger and injection) was changed to be port injected - but there aren't any details of what they did unfortunately.

About 2:20 in this video he mentions it


Some of the tuning stuff is here

They moved them to under the charger to wet manifold, however it didn't work. Moog's biggest issue is he was running standard compression ratio bans trying to fuel it correctly. It wasn't making the power without knocking.

This is kinda what I'm thinking of doing, trying to put 1 injector per "runner" as far away from the head as practically possible (as previously mentioned I've gotta do some mock ups). Still struggling to find many people who have done this and photographed their manifolds...

I've seen a few where people are injecting with 2 injectors at a single point farther away from the head but I don't see the benefit of this compared to 1 injector per "side", I'm still very early stages so I'll keep researching.

As soon as you move the injectors apart, you create headaches for fuelling.

Ok, this is going to be steep learning curve I think

http://www.turbomini...p=vt&tid=620339

Worth a read.




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