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Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2005 10:34 am 
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I'm about to have my motor rebuilt 347,comp cam extensive head work,aftermarket manifold,i've bought a bosche 910 fuel pump,not sure whether to buy 24lb or 30lb injectors,then i got to worry about the computer chiptorque? unichip or another piggyback type any ideas?

 

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Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2005 10:42 am 
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You would probably be fine with 24lb injectors however I would go just for some head room. 24lb injectors support around 320kw at stock pressure while 30lb's handle about 395kw. Just make sure you get the matching MAF for these if you are going to run a chip or piggyback comp.

As for the tuning side, what car is this in? If EB/ED then the Tweecer is a good option allowing you to edit the factory EEC, otherwise I would probably go for the Unichip (not a great option IMO, but it will do the job and is quick, easy and cheap) as I haven't seen any other custom chip tuner in adelaide.
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Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2005 10:49 am 
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i can get a new set of 30lb bosche 123 ev6 [wat ever that means] injectors for $350.00 from a guy off ebay or a recon set of 24lb bosche for around $220.00 just want to buy whats suitable for my ebxr8

 

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Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2005 11:14 am 
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EV6 are the wrong connector type for your EB, you need EV1. Cheapest option for new EV1 injectors is to order them straight from the US, or if you don't want the hassle of doing that, contact MrLandau ( http://www.fordmods.com/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=26) and he can set you up with injctors and a Pro-M MAF to suit.

Being an EB XR8 your EEC may be supported by Tweecer which would be a cheap and excellent way to tune your car. Because it starts with your existing factory tune as a base, you can do all the tuning yourself (you really only need to change the engine displacement, fuel injector slopes and MAF function, and then the play with the fuel and timing maps a little bit).
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Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2005 11:30 am 
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i've sent mrlandau an email to see what he recons, seller told me he put a set on his edxr8 and has sold a set for a sprint, perfect fit

 

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Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2005 11:40 am 
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ixlrate wrote:
i've sent mrlandau an email to see what he recons, seller told me he put a set on his edxr8 and has sold a set for a sprint, perfect fit


If they are EV6's then they will fit in but generally the wiring plug is often different and you would have to get new plugs and rewire the loom or get the adaptors for about $250. (some EV6's do come with the right plug though, but I would check the exact flow specs of those because they may be different from the general EV1's used in Ford V8's causing some tuning difficulties). I have used FMS EV1 19lb (stock), 24lb and now 42lb in my ED XR8.
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Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2005 11:52 am 
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i will wait and see what mr landau recommends,i was going to deposit cash today into his acc,glad i sought advice or it could be more money wasted,i already bought 70mm maf off au and seems that may not be suitable either,i was going to remove the restrictive post from the centre but maybe i need a 75mm

 

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Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2005 11:55 am 
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Just curious how much this is costing you as i'm looking onto it for the near future.
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Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2005 11:59 am 
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i already bought 70mm maf off au and seems that may not be suitable either,i was going to remove the restrictive post from the centre but maybe i need a 75mm


A 75mm or larger would be a good option, but if you run a Tweecer you can use what ever MAF you want because you just change the MAF and Injector values in the EEC.
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Rick - you have an email but what Grant has said is correct. The EV6 injectors will fit into the rails but the plug is completely different and an AU injector loom would need to be sourced. Also need to check the numbers on the injectors and compare it to Bosch's website. If they are the BA turbo injectors they are 28.8 lb/hr - if the MAF is calibrated to 30 lb/hr it will run slightly lean.
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the 70mm maf i got from ebay it fitted straight on the car using the original electrics it cost me $250.00

 

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seller has contacted me and recons the connectors r the same only difference is ev6 r pencil shape while the ev1 r barrel shape

 

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ixlrate wrote:
seller has contacted me and recons the connectors r the same only difference is ev6 r pencil shape while the ev1 r barrel shape


Well that is possible but I would want to check the exact flow figures and the pressure they are tested at, because if the injector flow rate is off it will make tuning harder. This is probably the reason why most high powered E-series V8's run Ford Motorsport / Bosch injectors because the MAFs are generally calibrated for them.
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