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Can anyone suggest the correct injectors for my ABF turbo?
I was going to use the Genesis ones but am a little wary on using modified OEM or Siemens 630 ones which i've heard they are?
The inlet is going to be made by me using the lower ABF part in the pic, am I right in assuming the 20vt have the injectors high up the runner and are a single cone wide spray type, but as the ABF are in the head/low down, they HAVE to be twin cone for correct atomisation in the port?
They must be able to support 500hp @ std or 4 bar FP, and just 4 injectors to save on cost initially. (Is this a wise move you lot with big power cars or am I better making an 8 injector inlet due to the flow/fuelling problems of huge injectors that can arise?). I'm trying to keep costs down but know the importance of correct fuelling.
Does anyone know if the std ABF rail will flow enough juice also or do I need to fab/buy an RMR extrusion instead?
Cheers y'all
ps - i'll be using a Bosch 044 in-line too.
I was going to use the Genesis ones but am a little wary on using modified OEM or Siemens 630 ones which i've heard they are?
The inlet is going to be made by me using the lower ABF part in the pic, am I right in assuming the 20vt have the injectors high up the runner and are a single cone wide spray type, but as the ABF are in the head/low down, they HAVE to be twin cone for correct atomisation in the port?
They must be able to support 500hp @ std or 4 bar FP, and just 4 injectors to save on cost initially. (Is this a wise move you lot with big power cars or am I better making an 8 injector inlet due to the flow/fuelling problems of huge injectors that can arise?). I'm trying to keep costs down but know the importance of correct fuelling.
Does anyone know if the std ABF rail will flow enough juice also or do I need to fab/buy an RMR extrusion instead?
Cheers y'all

ps - i'll be using a Bosch 044 in-line too.