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It must be a lot better than standard as i gained 34bhp peak on the same rollers with the same boost after having mine fitted.
Steve
i think if you look up the duration and lift there isnt much over standard, but at 400 bhp then any greater than standard is going to give you a increase in power !
55lb at 435 are flat out
greys 450 or very close
and blues tops of 400
i would go for blues for 380bhp
we do so many blues/t34 conversions and they go very well
Hi .. when you look at the data sheets (looked at different places)... the siemens 3105 (55) seems to flow at bit more (550-587cc/min) than the Bosch403 (greys) .. (503-535cc/min) .. ??
Or do I misunderstand it all ?? (hope not as choose my 55's due to better spary pattern and flow compared to the 403's ??)
Hi .. when you look at the data sheets (looked at different places)... the siemens 3105 (55) seems to flow at bit more (550-587cc/min) than the Bosch403 (greys) .. (503-535cc/min) .. ??
Or do I misunderstand it all ?? (hope not as choose my 55's due to better spary pattern and flow compared to the 403's ??)
in a earlier post i did say dont hold me to them figures but im 90% sure a engine on our superflo dyno had 55lb injectors and it was around the 430-440bhp mark !
Hi .. when you look at the data sheets (looked at different places)... the siemens 3105 (55) seems to flow at bit more (550-587cc/min) than the Bosch403 (greys) .. (503-535cc/min) .. ??
Or do I misunderstand it all ?? (hope not as choose my 55's due to better spary pattern and flow compared to the 403's ??)
the 55lbers will give you more than a std grey and the spray pattern is much nicer..
Iv seen 2 engines do just over 450 hp on 55lbers..
in a earlier post i did say dont hold me to them figures but im 90% sure a engine on our superflo dyno had 55lb injectors and it was around the 430-440bhp mark !
15-08-2010, 05:49 PM
