EvolNinja

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Which injector is good to run on e85 with single 255 pump? 1000cc or 1200cc? My goal is to run 28psi on e85 and hoping to be around 400whp range. Thanks

Bggstin

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My buddy is running 1000's with a 255. He's stock turbo with intake/exhaust/flash/MBC at around ~30psi and made right at 400/400 and ran 11.50's so I'd say those'd be good for you.

EvolNinja

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Thanks for the quick reply

DeatschWerks

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If you are looking at 400whp and E85. 1000cc will get you there, but that'll be about it. If you have any plans for more in the future, or would just like a little head room so you won't have to buy injectors again I'd suggest going with bigger. We do have our 1300cc available now.

travman

iTrader: (26)

FIC1100's.........hands down you wont be disappointed. Best injector I have ever had in my car and I have had a few different ones in the 800-1100 range.

TheBoz

iTrader: (9)

FIC 1100's or ID 1000's.

Do your self a favor and spend the money on high impedence injectors. You will lover your life because of them.

mrfred

iTrader: (50)

I've tried a bunch of 1000-1100 cc/min injectors, and the FIC1100s (high Z) were the best for me.

Are they available for the Evo 8/9 now?

project_skyline

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I have RC1000's and they run excellent on e85.

DeatschWerks

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Wow, color me pink. lol I thought I was in the X forum. My bad.

mrfred

iTrader: (50)

All the best discussion is on the Evo 8/9 forums. Would be great to have a 1300 cc/min high Z injector option for the Evo 8/9. Is it impossible to adapt the Denso injector to the Evo 8/9?

DeatschWerks

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Well, your wish might just come true. We've had a few tuners ask us about this, too. We are looking into offering High Z injectors for some of our popular Low Z applications.

PlanoEvo

iTrader: (2)

help me understand what advantages does high have over low?

DeatschWerks

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1 of the biggest advantages is the design of the injector and it's compatibility with ethanol.

The pintle type injectors (a majority of the Lz injectors) have been known to clog due to build up from use of ethanol fuels.

The newer design of injectors (mostly Hz injectors) use either a ball seat or disc type mechanism that is ethanol friendly.

1outlaw

Interesting- can you document this pintle vs ball or disk type injector issue in E85? Perhaps like the old diesel pintle types sticking when ultra-low sulfur fuel came out and lubricity dropped?