CIS Injector question...

[JShadzi at aol.com]

Yes, agreed, the limitation is in the air flow plate becuase the air flow plate determines how much fuel do deliver, and it just isn't calibrated for power levels above 250hp, which I believe to be the practical upper limit of the MAC11/14 CIS systems.

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> As far as I know fuel limitation on cis is defined by the limits of the
> airflow plate.......so a change in injectors is still going to restrict
> you...... I believe the figure is somewhere between 225bhp and 250, javad
> and others will be able to tell you the exact details
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> From: Bill Phelps [mailto:wphelps at rizzo.com]
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> Does anyone know if all CIS injectors flow the same fuel rate? Or can you
> get larger injectors that flow more fuel (like you can with EFI).
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> That or does the injector size not matter since the fuel
> flow is regulated
> by the fuel distributor?
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> Thanks
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> Bill (in search of more fuel for my 4KQT)