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If i will go like SLR type or TTM way and close the loop (by adding another extension of any suitable type) Is there any thing I need to make to make sure that the distribution volume of fuel is better among the injectors ?
I already have bigger injectors, but that's not enough.
I already have bigger injectors, but that's not enough.
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If i will go like SLR type or TTM way and close the loop (by adding another extension of any suitable type) Is there any thing I need to make to make sure that the distribution volume of fuel is better among the injectors ?
I already have bigger injectors, but that's not enough.
I already have bigger injectors, but that's not enough.
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The issue that I see with this fuel rail is it is still building pressure from the end of each side of the rail and, when there isn't sufficient volume from the small diameter feed line, you will experience the same issue unless larger injectors are used to lower the IDC. If the injectors at #1 and #5 are close to static there is a good chance the volume will not be adequate and there will be a pressure drop back to the rear cylinders. Same scenario. JMHO
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Injectors should be cleaned and flow tested every 30k. I have seen a 80cc drop in the stock injectors but return to their rated CC after 2 cleaning cycles. Definitely worth doing.
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With a closed loop system you will get the benefit of equalized fuel pressure to all of the injectors. We are seeing a 20-25rwhp gain(with no other mods) from going with the TTM Injector and Fuel Rail Kit. You know what the TTM 82mm TB Kit did for your car Ahmad! Pre and post tune!![thumbs](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
The issue that I see with this fuel rail is it is still building pressure from the end of each side of the rail and, when there isn't sufficient volume from the small diameter feed line, you will experience the same issue unless larger injectors are used to lower the IDC. If the injectors at #1 and #5 are close to static there is a good chance the volume will not be adequate and there will be a pressure drop back to the rear cylinders. Same scenario. JMHO
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The issue that I see with this fuel rail is it is still building pressure from the end of each side of the rail and, when there isn't sufficient volume from the small diameter feed line, you will experience the same issue unless larger injectors are used to lower the IDC. If the injectors at #1 and #5 are close to static there is a good chance the volume will not be adequate and there will be a pressure drop back to the rear cylinders. Same scenario. JMHO
Good luck with the fuel rail Mikey. You are always up to something!
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How long does it take to get it?
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Mikey, not questioning the workmanship, but by welding in a Y so to speak, how do you inspect inside the pipe to ensure there isn't any welding slag or cooled droplets of metal blocking the pipe to one side or the other? Essentially, you could create an even larger pressure drop in the rail if that happened. If you did a loop like Bruce's then you could at least use a flashlight to make sure you didn't have any blockages.
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That's a great point. I have to agree. The TTM injectors fit well, flow more at a lower duty cycle so they aren't at their mechanical limits when under full load, high MPH conditions. The rail works to eliminate differentials from side to side and front to back.
Mikey, not questioning the workmanship, but by welding in a Y so to speak, how do you inspect inside the pipe to ensure there isn't any welding slag or cooled droplets of metal blocking the pipe to one side or the other? Essentially, you could create an even larger pressure drop in the rail if that happened. If you did a loop like Bruce's then you could at least use a flashlight to make sure you didn't have any blockages.
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Mikey, not questioning the workmanship, but by welding in a Y so to speak, how do you inspect inside the pipe to ensure there isn't any welding slag or cooled droplets of metal blocking the pipe to one side or the other? Essentially, you could create an even larger pressure drop in the rail if that happened. If you did a loop like Bruce's then you could at least use a flashlight to make sure you didn't have any blockages.
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and am talking every day driving not juts wot....what about people with different mods...pulley sizes and so forth
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Bruce if some one runs a smaller pulley does that mean they are less likely to run at max cycle?
is the issue boost related?...i.e the more boost the higher chance you will run lean up top?
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from the beginning it was said that if you have more than 500rwhp then this mod is for you. so I would say anyone that is running pulley+headers & a tune may want to look at this mod and yes a stock system would benefit from this, if someone were to remain stock you could install the fuel rail with your stock injectors (Bruce correct me if I'm wrong)
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Jerry of EC has over 50 hours developing the file(working closely with Shardul) for the injectors and fuel rail set up as of now.
FYI-Jeremy of OE is tuning Bramage's car all day Saturday with the TTM Injector and Fuel Rail Kit so there will be 2 options for tuning.
I know with just the injectors and fuel rail Jerry gained 25rwhp on Shardul's car as the only addition mod.![thumbs](https://mbworld.org/forums/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
It definitely has a lot to do with the amount of boost, hence pulley size.You also have to factor in exhaust, cooling, tb size, etc but mainly it's the boost level.
After a couple of discussions with various tuners we believe that the 500rwhp makes the injectors and fuel rail set up mandatory unless you never do extensive pulls through 3rd and well into 4th which is where the damage starts to happen.
Jack you are correct in that the fuel rail will help even stock cars running stock injectors with a more balanced pressure to all of the injectors. While the fuel rail helps to diminish the fuel starvation issue the injectors that I use are the game changer because of the dual spray pattern. It is as close to direct injection that you will get with this engine.
FYI-Jeremy of OE is tuning Bramage's car all day Saturday with the TTM Injector and Fuel Rail Kit so there will be 2 options for tuning.
I know with just the injectors and fuel rail Jerry gained 25rwhp on Shardul's car as the only addition mod.
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from the beginning it was said that if you have more than 500rwhp then this mod is for you. so I would say anyone that is running pulley+headers & a tune may want to look at this mod and yes a stock system would benefit from this, if someone were to remain stock you could install the fuel rail with your stock injectors (Bruce correct me if I'm wrong)
Jack you are correct in that the fuel rail will help even stock cars running stock injectors with a more balanced pressure to all of the injectors. While the fuel rail helps to diminish the fuel starvation issue the injectors that I use are the game changer because of the dual spray pattern. It is as close to direct injection that you will get with this engine.
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Any gains associated with cooling mods simply means that, because the cooling system is upgraded, the IAT's stay lower for a longer period of time and the ECU keeps more timing in it so there is a gain. Are you still confused?
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bruce now tht the price is out in the open what would a setup run for the s/c 3.2 v6 m112 engine? lots of lean conditions with the srt-6/slk32 guys running the 181/185 crank pulleys in 3rd gear. might be a decent market for you on the crossfire forum if the price is within reason.
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bruce now tht the price is out in the open what would a setup run for the s/c 3.2 v6 m112 engine? lots of lean conditions with the srt-6/slk32 guys running the 181/185 crank pulleys in 3rd gear. might be a decent market for you on the crossfire forum if the price is within reason.
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Thanks Steve for being the guinea pig. Your fuel rail is on order!
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Bruce this is great stuff brotha!
Anyone with a modded 55k motor needs this setup as insurance to their motor. As Clayton stated, which is cheaper?
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It is a no-brainer but we know some 55 owners are lacking there!
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