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    #16
    Originally posted by preludeman92
    Would 345cc injectors be enough for your build Cisco? I'm about to buy injectors and can't decide if stock JDM h22 injectors would work or if I should step up to DSM injectors of some sort? I think auto DSM injectors are 390cc's and manual ones are 440cc's.
    So far for the engine break-in 4000 rpm max limit I'm at while driving it, they are fine according to dyno tuner after doing the maps, etc.

    However, at first he was concerned for the final tune up to 9000 rpm, then he was like..."Oh, your motor is not VTEC though." I said, "No". He then was like, "Oh, well the 355 cc/min JDM H22 may work then".

    I'm looking at it this way, if I made 50-55 WHP more on my red Accord project and ran stock F22 injectors rated at 240 cc/min (actual flow 253-258 cc/min) with stock fuel pump, then I should be fine for my white project.

    If I did upgrade, it would be like 440 cc/min, was thinking RC injectors but some had bad comments on that and said Precision. I quickly got a price on those, that's all the investigation I've done. It seems I may be fine with my 355 cc/min, I'll see come final dyno tune time.

    FYI: My first post in this thread was in 2004, ignore all 2004 posts from me, they may not be relevant to my current project setups.
    Last edited by HondaFan81; 11-29-2007, 05:54 PM.
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