injector flow with voltage change

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355vette
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injector flow with voltage change

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Is there any rule of thumb to do with injector flow if voltage is cut in half? The injectors in question are GM TBI 55 #hr at 11 psi and 72ish at 20 psi. I have the gm computer in the car to run the transmission and looking at ways I can be able to keep that as a back up for the injectors to be able to run off the gm for getting home. The system uses 4 55# injectors with MS and would have to be wired in series if run with the gm so that would cut the voltage in half.
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Re: injector flow with voltage change

Post by Matt Cramer »

As long as the injector actually opens, the static flow rate is the same, but dead time will increase.
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