Fuel Injector comparison, stock vs Ford vs Volvo

discostew

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Sep 14, 2010
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Love the bench. First look I thought you had this going on in your kitchen. Somehow Volvo seems to have no problem with injectors needing to be flushed or cleaned. Interesting the spray pattern is so much better too.
 

MM3846

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Feb 18, 2014
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I've done fuel injector "upgrades" on other motors and never really saw much of a difference aside from a better idle. I'm sure there is a difference, just don't know if you can really tell. Def cool to see the different spray patterns.
 

leftlanetruckin

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Aug 26, 2007
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I used the Ford Motorsport injectors in the P38 when it had a stock motor with just a cam in it.
Hard to tell the real difference as the Rover ones were no doubt pretty worn, but the idle did smooth out.
Worth the money if you are needing injectors anyways, otherwise....

Martin
 
When I first opened my old shop, I took a bucket full of injectors, a five-gallon pail, a fuel pump and a battery changer and set them up to test fuel injectors.

I went through to find those that leaked the least :)

While I know I posted it here, it was probably before the crash that wiped everything out (but, it was after Kyle banned me so maybe not).

Either way, I will someday build a real injector test bench as I now have an injector pulse generator that will drive four injectors at once. However, the Chi-Coms are now offering complete tester/cleaner setups for less than $500 delivered.

Now, I have had really great success with GM injectors but wish they had some lower flow-rate units as those I've used were just too rich. Truck ran great, but was hard as Hell to start when warm and fuel economy was horrible, but oh my did the truck run well!