Custom Fuel Rail (Come in if your Interested)
#1
Custom Fuel Rail (Come in if your Interested)
Well I have been talking to a gentlemen about making a custom fuel rail for our cars. For people who want to upgrade past 370's but can not afford it. I am thinking about using DSM injectors because anything past 444cc can be bought brand new for $350 or less or used for as cheap as $75. It would also make upgrading cheaper. Here is a picture of the type of fuel rail they make.
The only problems I can think of is wiring the injector. This has been done on SR's and they use the same type of injectors as us, so I don't see it being that hard. This would be a top feed convertion.
Also would the ecu be able to control the injectors correctly since they are top feed. I am guessing you could correct that with a program like e-manage? I am waiting for some quotes for one set, and for maybe a discount on a group deal. This would be a full kit I believe including fittings and stainless line, or I can ask him just for the rails because I know everybodies kit is different.
Just wondering if anybody would have a cut away of a fuel rail or know spacing of injectors. I need to send him some kind of picture, to get an estimate.
The only problems I can think of is wiring the injector. This has been done on SR's and they use the same type of injectors as us, so I don't see it being that hard. This would be a top feed convertion.
Also would the ecu be able to control the injectors correctly since they are top feed. I am guessing you could correct that with a program like e-manage? I am waiting for some quotes for one set, and for maybe a discount on a group deal. This would be a full kit I believe including fittings and stainless line, or I can ask him just for the rails because I know everybodies kit is different.
Just wondering if anybody would have a cut away of a fuel rail or know spacing of injectors. I need to send him some kind of picture, to get an estimate.
#2
designing a rail system like that for an I6 or I4 is a lot easier cause they are all inline and usually top mount on the manifold, but for a V6 like the VQ, seems like there will be clearance issues being that the injectors are all buried. have you personally ever seen the stock rail? ....seems like a waste to me. the cost you spend on the this rail will probably be more than a set of 550s would cost, but whatever...
#3
there could definitly be clearance issus with the rear injectors although if you could get a set of rails for under 200$ it would probobly be worth it considering the cost of top feed injectors
as far as working with the stock ecu as long as the saturated the should work with just a harness change
i think dsm injectors are peak/hold but there are still big saturated top feed injectors out there for hondas and damestics
as far as working with the stock ecu as long as the saturated the should work with just a harness change
i think dsm injectors are peak/hold but there are still big saturated top feed injectors out there for hondas and damestics
#4
I would agree with da-max. 370s are good for 400hp, how many people are exceeding that? Design would be difficult and costly, probably as much as the 550s. The SR20s really need those large DSM injectors, since 550s can only put out 400hp in an I4 so they need 780cc or 880cc. Additionaly, DSM injectors are sold in matched 4-pairs.
#5
I have take the upper manifold 20+ times. There is 2 seperate rails that have a rubber fuel line connecting the two. I don't think the DSM injectors or any other injectors would be that much taller than our injectors.
#7
Originally Posted by masssmail
I would agree with da-max. 370s are good for 400hp, how many people are exceeding that? Design would be difficult and costly, probably as much as the 550s. The SR20s really need those large DSM injectors, since 550s can only put out 400hp in an I4 so they need 780cc or 880cc. Additionaly, DSM injectors are sold in matched 4-pairs.
#8
Originally Posted by masssmail
I would agree with da-max. 370s are good for 400hp, how many people are exceeding that? Design would be difficult and costly, probably as much as the 550s. The SR20s really need those large DSM injectors, since 550s can only put out 400hp in an I4 so they need 780cc or 880cc. Additionaly, DSM injectors are sold in matched 4-pairs.
you cant beat a deal like this
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...904547275&rd=1
and incase you dont know 50lb = 550cc
#10
I don't want to pay $500+ for injectors.
Just to make sure, I would need to find a top feed, low impedience, and saturated? Let me look for some that are on pretty cheap. Anybody know about Ford Injectors like for mustangs. If JWT can get a MAF too work, I am sure we can get the injectors to work.
Just to make sure, I would need to find a top feed, low impedience, and saturated? Let me look for some that are on pretty cheap. Anybody know about Ford Injectors like for mustangs. If JWT can get a MAF too work, I am sure we can get the injectors to work.
#12
Probally just 95-99. It might work for 2000-2001. We would have to wait and see if this would even g through. I saw that new 555 cc injectors from Nissan are about $700. Thats crazy.
Here is a good site on different injectors from stock cars. I was seeing if we could use any of those but they ar emostly peak and hold.
http://www.robietherobot.com/storm/f...ectorguide.htm
Here is a good site on different injectors from stock cars. I was seeing if we could use any of those but they ar emostly peak and hold.
http://www.robietherobot.com/storm/f...ectorguide.htm
#13
I'm planning on building my own fuel rails in the next month or so. I found this fuel rail stock for $12/foot Linky I thought that all GM and Honda injectors are peak and hold, so we'll have to look into what else is available.
these rails come in stock, so all that is needed is the ability to make mounts that will weld on and hold the injectors and rail tight. From what my instructor said, you just drill a hole in the bottom of the rail where it needs to have an injector. I hope it works, b'c I want BIG power, and I'm a poor college student.
stock RX7 turbo injectors are 550cc's of saturated low impedence goodness... I'm looking at a set of four for $50. HELL YES that's cheap!
Nate
these rails come in stock, so all that is needed is the ability to make mounts that will weld on and hold the injectors and rail tight. From what my instructor said, you just drill a hole in the bottom of the rail where it needs to have an injector. I hope it works, b'c I want BIG power, and I'm a poor college student.
stock RX7 turbo injectors are 550cc's of saturated low impedence goodness... I'm looking at a set of four for $50. HELL YES that's cheap!
Nate
#14
Aren't A32 or Z32 TT injectors P&H?
If so, either type of injector will work, ie P&H or saturation.
A saturation injector can be used in place of an original P&H injector without ECU problems, but not the other way.
Also, krismax is running 5th gen saturation injectors with his A32 ECU.
If so, either type of injector will work, ie P&H or saturation.
A saturation injector can be used in place of an original P&H injector without ECU problems, but not the other way.
Also, krismax is running 5th gen saturation injectors with his A32 ECU.
#15
Originally Posted by IceY2K1
Aren't A32 or Z32 TT injectors P&H?
If so, either type of injector will work, ie P&H or saturation.
A saturation injector can be used in place of an original P&H injector without ECU problems, but not the other way.
Also, krismax is running 5th gen saturation injectors with his A32 ECU.
If so, either type of injector will work, ie P&H or saturation.
A saturation injector can be used in place of an original P&H injector without ECU problems, but not the other way.
Also, krismax is running 5th gen saturation injectors with his A32 ECU.
#17
lets straighten this out
high impedience (10-16ohms) = saturated
low impedence (1-3ohm) = peak hold
as far as i know all nissans use high impedence/ saturated injectors. so do most fords and there are others out there but from what ive read it seams most factory turbo cars use peak/hold
high impedience (10-16ohms) = saturated
low impedence (1-3ohm) = peak hold
as far as i know all nissans use high impedence/ saturated injectors. so do most fords and there are others out there but from what ive read it seams most factory turbo cars use peak/hold
#18
Originally Posted by nateplaysbass
I'm planning on building my own fuel rails in the next month or so. I found this fuel rail stock for $12/foot Linky I thought that all GM and Honda injectors are peak and hold, so we'll have to look into what else is available.
these rails come in stock, so all that is needed is the ability to make mounts that will weld on and hold the injectors and rail tight. From what my instructor said, you just drill a hole in the bottom of the rail where it needs to have an injector. I hope it works, b'c I want BIG power, and I'm a poor college student.
stock RX7 turbo injectors are 550cc's of saturated low impedence goodness... I'm looking at a set of four for $50. HELL YES that's cheap!
Nate
these rails come in stock, so all that is needed is the ability to make mounts that will weld on and hold the injectors and rail tight. From what my instructor said, you just drill a hole in the bottom of the rail where it needs to have an injector. I hope it works, b'c I want BIG power, and I'm a poor college student.
stock RX7 turbo injectors are 550cc's of saturated low impedence goodness... I'm looking at a set of four for $50. HELL YES that's cheap!
Nate
http://www.nissansilvia.co.nz/tech/h...Binjectors.htm
I am trying to find some locally cheap.
#19
so, do our cars use saturation, or peak and hold? I'm really confused. I heard before, that they are high impedence saturation injectors... but what's the difference really? if the Z32 90-94 injectors are low impedence, and the 95/96 z32 injectors are high inpedence, then wouldn't they be completely different injectors? Blah...
This is frusturation
Nate
This is frusturation
Nate
#20
Bingo!
Originally Posted by spanishrice
I have take the upper manifold 20+ times. There is 2 seperate rails that have a rubber fuel line connecting the two. I don't think the DSM injectors or any other injectors would be that much taller than our injectors.
anyways.... the 94+ or I believe 95+ injectors for the Z better of the bunch being that each injector has 4 seperate holes rather than 1 like 90-93 styles do.
That being said, the earlier style injector vs. the later styles will be more shallow into the cylinder rather than deeper, therefore, changing your spray pattern and where the fuel will spray. I know in the Z community it has been agreed upon to use the newer stys 94/5+ injector, fuel rail, and lower plenum are the better design. I believe for you Max guys, it's a matter of just the new injector and reusing the existing connector.
One of the previous posts stated using a DSM injector... .if that would work all you would need is the injector connectors from a DSM as well and hopefully it should also be 2wires. Then again, i would stick with what's been known to work.
#21
Originally Posted by nateplaysbass
so, do our cars use saturation, or peak and hold? I'm really confused. I heard before, that they are high impedence saturation injectors... but what's the difference really? if the Z32 90-94 injectors are low impedence, and the 95/96 z32 injectors are high inpedence, then wouldn't they be completely different injectors? Blah...
This is frusturation
Nate
This is frusturation
Nate
#22
Originally Posted by spanishrice
Hey Nate I just contacted a SARD importer and he said the o-ring kit for Rx-7 injectors is $50 for 4. So I am assuming 6 for $75. Thats a good price, and you wouldn't have to make your own fuel rails and such. Let me know if you want in so I can contact him back. He said no discount even if you buy 100, he said sard is very firm with their prices.
thanks
Nate
#23
The rx-7 injectors will not fitin their perefectly, it will leak a little and this stops it from leaking.
http://www.nissansilvia.co.nz/tech/h...Binjectors.htm
Read that page it tells you all the modfication you have to do. You probally have to do the same for our fuel rail.
http://www.nissansilvia.co.nz/tech/h...Binjectors.htm
Read that page it tells you all the modfication you have to do. You probally have to do the same for our fuel rail.
#24
I think I'm going to hold off for now, and find a set of 370's. Until I get myself set up to boost with the JWT ECU and Z32 MAF/Injectors, I don't want to put the extra effort into custom fuel stuff yet. At least that's what I'm thinking for now.... I'll deffinitely keep this in mind for future reference though, Thanks for the Help!
Nate
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