Injector size/flow
Last edited by Bay510E55; Jun 15, 2020 at 11:32 AM. Reason: specificity
The technical part.....
At 60 psi your injectors will flow, 520cc, at 70 psi, 561cc, at 80 psi 600cc. Look on line for "Injector flow rate or duty cycle or horse power " and the online calculators will pop up to help you.
Your fuel system will more than likely not hold 80psi so 65-70 is more like it at full tilt.
Remember injectors are really not made to stay open 100% and 80-85 % duty cycle is more acceptable and that will bring your flow rate down even more.
Then we need to know how rich you want the engine to run as supercharged engines need more fuel on average to keep the cylinders cool and prevent a lean condition
Get a good wide band and your engine will live a happy life.
I run 630cc injectors at 65 psi but run them at 95 % duty cycle because I keep the AFR around 11.5 and 10.6 on Nitrous so stepping up to 750cc would me my next jump to be safe and keep the duty cycle down a little.
Last edited by SICAMG; Jun 15, 2020 at 07:49 PM.
My mods at that time were 77mm FSP, 82mm throttle body, stock cooling system other than CWA100 and engine bay tank.
When I added headers (long tube) I went to 630cc injectors and I am now at 67% duty cycle. AFR's were still steady. I drop about 10 psi (80-70psi). This is a 2004 E55 with 115k miles at the time.
I would consider a 77mm FSP andd 82mm with no headers over the limit of stock injectors as:
1. They have high miles on them and failure potential is higher
2. Anything over 85% duty cycle is asking for an injector to go static and hydro lock a cylinder.

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Remember it is not so much for the horse power calculation. It is ALOT also about BSFC and where your engine need to be. I run at about .60 bsfc that put's a lot of extra fuel into the engine for safe guard....and run 25 degrees of timing. This requires more injector to keep up with that demand.
I leave horsepower on the table but do not care. The engine lives. Every engine is different and where you live temperature wise is huge as well.
Also the O-2 sensors keep the engine running clean with the larger injectors. I run 630cc and the AFR is 15.1 at cruise and runs perfectly clean. Gets the same mileage as my stock injectors did.
Last edited by SICAMG; Jun 17, 2020 at 10:48 AM.
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Remember it is not so much for the horse power calculation. It is ALOT also about BSFC and where your engine need to be. I run at about .60 bsfc that put's a lot of extra fuel into the engine for safe guard....and run 25 degrees of timing. This requires more injector to keep up with that demand.
I leave horsepower on the table but do not care. The engine lives. Every engine is different and where you live temperature wise is huge as well.
Also the O-2 sensors keep the engine running clean with the larger injectors. I run 630cc and the AFR is 15.1 at cruise and runs perfectly clean. Gets the same mileage as my stock injectors did.
I would just like to remind everyone that your injectors are sized at around 43psi fuel pressure and not 80psi the m113k engines produce so your 550cc are more like 645 and your 630cc is more like a 745cc injector.
Last edited by Bay510E55; Jun 17, 2020 at 04:38 PM. Reason: additional info
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Remember it is not so much for the horse power calculation. It is ALOT also about BSFC and where your engine need to be. I run at about .60 bsfc that put's a lot of extra fuel into the engine for safe guard....and run 25 degrees of timing. This requires more injector to keep up with that demand.
I leave horsepower on the table but do not care. The engine lives. Every engine is different and where you live temperature wise is huge as well.
Also the O-2 sensors keep the engine running clean with the larger injectors. I run 630cc and the AFR is 15.1 at cruise and runs perfectly clean. Gets the same mileage as my stock injectors did.








