Thread: SS Viper
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Old 10-12-2013, 01:57 PM   #19
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This is how the plenum ended up looking. It works realy well above 4000rpm, but under 4000 it would have been impossible if we didnt have a fuel injected engine. To get the engine to work at low speed we had to remove 80% fuel at the rear cylinders and linear add fuel towards the front of engine (closer to trottle houses).
The guys who did the Dyno tuning in USA dind't bother to do that, so we spent two days in a chassie dyno to get the engine driveable...
I wonder if some of your tuning issues would go away if you regulated the pressure after the injectors? That way you would be guaranteed that all of the injectors are getting the same fuel pressure. It would also reduce heat soak related issues with the fuel in the rails. Or, am I missing something in this photo?

Love this project!!

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