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Old October 3rd, 2011, 07:32 AM   #148
baligila
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Name: Pramita
Location: Bali
Join Date: Oct 2011

Motorcycle(s): some, mostly custom projects

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Originally Posted by ecotorns View Post
Yes and No.
Yes, you can use most of the injectors made by different manufacturers, given the below conditions:
1) the injector is saturated type ( > 8 ohm resistense), not peak and hold type (requires different injector driver). By the way, for small engines, most injectors are saturated type. Because it is small and requires not as much fuel as trucks. Peak and hold are for those big flow rates, usually > 300cc/min.
2) You will have to make some mechanical mods, to fix the injectors on the throttles (replace the bungs we are using, and fab your own bungs). For this reason, it's a "No" to your question.
3) The injector size must be able to cover both high RPM and low RPM sides. 240cc/min is too big, and it's more than enough to cover the high RPM, but it will run tooo rich at idle (hitting the minimum pulse width of the injector).

Anyway, we have 128g (178cc/min) and 190g (264cc/min) injectors, same mechanical dimensions, and they can swap the original 80g injectors. Actually, without a label on the injector, you would not tell the difference.
We are using 2x128g injectors for Ninja 250r conversion across the board now, which will provide enough fuel at peak RPM.
Hahahahahahaa...
Good if we can get those sizes instead. Was thinking to convert 200cc - 350cc singles as well, and would love to have extra fuel ceiling for turbo apps on those.

Would your 2-stroke system will be more appropriate for what I was planning? (Turbo singles)

Anyway, back on topic of 250Rs, is it okay to merge the two intakes (making plenum) after the twin TB's? To keep the velocity (by using two stock size throttle) but not needing to mechanically balance the two TBs, in case we get lazy (which happen really often). What drawbacks would it made?

The other thing is, let's say, if we target 35HP with mild boost, but achieved at considerably lower rpm (say 9,000revs) and super flat torque curve, what should we need to alter from the base parts supplied in the kit? Is it at all possible doing that with stock internals and 95RON gas?

Thanks Matt
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