using CFM to determine fuel needs?
03-04-04, 08:29 PM
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using CFM to determine fuel needs?
Is it possible to use the absolute MAXIMUM CFM to determine (at 80% duty cycle) the maximum size injectors you'd need on a car to get, say... an 11:1 ratio? Or to be safe, a 10:1 or even 9:1?
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I think you would need to know the density of the air, maby lbs/min instead of cfm?
Im no expert, but im learning, to figure that out i think you would need to also know
1. Current VE
2. RPM
I think thats it, lbs/min takes care of of temp, humitity etc i belive, however experts will soon chime in give a more detailed explination
-Jacob
Im no expert, but im learning, to figure that out i think you would need to also know
1. Current VE
2. RPM
I think thats it, lbs/min takes care of of temp, humitity etc i belive, however experts will soon chime in give a more detailed explination
-Jacob
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