Anyone using LS9 injectors?
#1
Anyone here using LS9 injectors? I'm thinking of picking up a set and giving them a shot. I think they are 52-56 lb/hr at 58 psi, and the data is readily available. The only issue is that they are quite short and will require height and wiring adapters.
What spacers are required for these when using the stock 2001 Gen III intake and rails? Do the o-rings need to be changed? Any other difficulties to watch out for?
What spacers are required for these when using the stock 2001 Gen III intake and rails? Do the o-rings need to be changed? Any other difficulties to watch out for?
Last edited by Ferocity02; Mar 25, 2014 at 02:55 PM.
#3
Where did you get the data for these? I'm interested in having reliable data as I am having a reliable injector.
#5
You would need to know the injector voltage correction, min pulse width, small pulse adjust, and voltage offset. Perhaps you can use stock values but this data defines the physical characteristics of the injectors and should be specific to the injector, and the rest of the tune depends on reliable data. That's one reason I was drawn to the LS9 injectors is because reliable data from GM is readily available. My tuner and I suspect the data with my current injectors is off, making them a pain to tune.
#6
no clue, never used any of that before and never had had issues. Generally if you know the size of them its good to go , but also the last few cars ive had were on a EMS like AEM
no clue where to get any of that info
no clue where to get any of that info
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#10
for all years? I know the 11-12 are different than the 13's
found his website, but looks like he has several DVDs any idea which one has that info. Sent them a email to see what i can dig up
id buy the dvd but rather not spent 250.00 to find out
found his website, but looks like he has several DVDs any idea which one has that info. Sent them a email to see what i can dig up
id buy the dvd but rather not spent 250.00 to find out
Last edited by timmay208; Mar 25, 2014 at 10:53 PM.



