So its 5am and im a little sleepy, I need some questions answered that I coulnd't find in a search. This is for a ka24e
Ive been reading, and read this.
High Impedance injectors have been proven to be reliable up to 42.5lbs. Meaning there is enough coil strength to control the pintle properly. Beyond 42.5lbs in High Impedance there just isn't enough coil strength to control the larger pintle properly. Spring pressure must be reduced in order to even move the pintle. This results in losing linear response, slow reaction time, and dribbling (leaking). This is why many people using 50lb High Impedance injectors have found that their gas mileage gets even worse. Very few manufacturers even make a 50lb High Impedance injector because of these issues. At 57lb High Z, these problems are further exacerbated. Its a poor solution, but for many, including myself it was the only option we had at the time.
this info was taken from here
http://www.zzperformance.com/z...r.htm
When talking about they are proven reliable up to 42.5 lbs, does that mean fuel rail pressure? Is this all high impedance injectors or only some? I want to run 460cc injectors out of a NA Rx7 2nd generation. They are high impediance, but they also have low impedance injectors that are more readily avail. So if I put more pressure in my fual rail to pressure these, will they be unreliable at higher fuel rail pressures. Is converting to low impedance a good idea if im running high fuel pressure?
With the low impedance, what is needed to wire these to work with a high impedance setup?
Ive included a sheet of top feed injectors from cars with impedance, what car its from, and other info.
If this doesn't make sence tell me.....very sleepy and disoriented but curious.