Forced Induction Custom FI Setup Questions

Additional Injectors

Old Oct 13, 2006 | 09:03 PM
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To control the extra vw style cold start injectors,you can use an adjustable pressure switch that controls the ground side of the injector circuit.I work on stuff with air brakes,and they use these swithes for things like brake lights,low air buzzers etc.The ones we use are a 'Hobbs' brand,1/4 NPT thread and adjustable beneath a small rubber plug.Stock they switch at around 4psi (for brake lights),but are very adjustable from there.You could use these to stage injectors at different boost points,wouldn't matter if you were wide open or not then.
Old Oct 14, 2006 | 12:34 AM
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Originally Posted by iceracercrx
I did a weber 32/36 setup on a honda, it worked pretty damn well. The gas mileage was about 15 mpg or sometimes worse on a 1.5 ew setup. All hard racing above 5000 rpm to 8200 rpms.

Randy
Oh they work great for piston's, but not a rotary. I displace all 1.3L per revolution where a piston only does half. Unless it's a two stroke. I had a DGEV on 3 different civics that I had. Like I said I've allways been a carb guy, but they're not enough for my setup. My weber is a little too small and it has 2 45mm barrels. a 32/36dgev is smaller than the 12a stock carb. I appreciate all the help these are some great options!
Old Oct 19, 2006 | 11:41 PM
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Those damn engines need air, but that means they make power.

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