if you want a set of used injectors to play with, pm me an address. I have quite a few sets waiting to go to Russ to get cannibalized for parts.
WELL I UNDERSTAND WHARE YOUR COMING FROM BUT IT TAKES MORE TIME AND MONEY OF MINE TO MAKE THEM FLOW MORE EX- SAY IT COSTS $100 FOR 20% INCREASE THAT MEANS IT WOULD COST MORE FOR A LARGER INCREASE SAY 25% MIGHT BE 10 EXTRA $s AND THIS IS BECAUSE THE AFM MATERIAL ISNT VERRY CHEAP SO THATS JUST THE WAY IT IS IAM NOT TRYING TO RIP PEOPLE OFF HERE THATS WHAT EVERYONE NEEDS TO UNDERSTAND, ITS NOT CHEAP TO BEGIN WITH
if you want a set of used injectors to play with, pm me an address. I have quite a few sets waiting to go to Russ to get cannibalized for parts.
See now that makes sense to me. Remember i don't know poop about that machining process. I imagined it more like sand blasting beeds where you pretty much use them over and over on small parts. If it costs more to make them flow more that's entirely reasonable.
and again you can charge whatever you like that's entirely up to you and what the market will stand. i was really just questioning how you said it. I am glad you are trying something, and i hope to hell it works
if reklund still have a set of DPS's, you might want to see if he will part with a few so you can dissect them to see what was done wrong.
Like was already said, I think it's cool that you are doing this...hell, there's a whole thread on how you can make more horsepower, PAGES long, but it wasn't much more than hot air as I haven't seen anything come from it. I applaud you for putting your money where your mouth is and giving it a try. No matter what happens, say it's a total failure, you still learned something and can go at it from a different angle having that knowledge.
Having been a machinist and having rebuilt and popped tested these and many other injectors, if you can produce a set of high performance injectors I think you will be able to sell them. Personally, I'd look at using a new injector, and building that into the price, if you can do that and keep it around $500-$600 I'm guessing you'll sell quite a few considering.
You would be crazy to invest your time and money and not make something on it as well. While some might *****, I don't see them making them either, myself included!
Keep up the good work and keep us posted, I'd maybe not quote a price until you know what it's going to take, I know everyone asked, but you'll know when you know, they'll have to wait till then. I can see that biting you if they are more..."well, you said they were going to be $500, now they are $600, how much you think you need to make on each set?", etc.
And I think you are on the right track, more fuel, better atomized is going to make more power!
Just my opinions, they are worth my asking price!
If a multi hole injector were to be made I feel that would better atomize the fuel. I understand the stage 5 psd injectors have 5 holes that the fuel is pumped thru. I know they use a much higher pressure than we can (i think its 10 times higher than what we have) and they pluse it around 5 or 6 times per combustion pluse. Most of the common rail all electronic controlled injectors do the same these days.
If a multi hole injector were to be made I feel that would better atomize the fuel. I understand the stage 5 psd injectors have 5 holes that the fuel is pumped thru. I know they use a much higher pressure than we can (i think its 10 times higher than what we have) and they pluse it around 5 or 6 times per combustion pluse. Most of the common rail all electronic controlled injectors do the same these days.
Most multi-hole injectors actually spray sideways. Like a 5.9 Cummins injector, sprays out of 4 holes in the shape of a plus sign. This lays the fuel across the top of the combustion chamber, because after all, if it shot streight down, it would just hit the piston and make a puddle. Likewise, with IDI injectors, if you spray sideways, your just going to hit the precup wall and make a puddle. There really isn't room for more than one spray pattern, and that pattern needs to be a cone shooting streight down. If you look at the way the injector seats in the head, this becomes readily appearant.
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I know that Moose Misters are made using a wire EDM. This allows for fine tolerances to be maintained and each injector to be identical. Since the original pintle is retained, the correct spray pattern is produced, and you can pop test them just like a regular injector. Something you can't do with the DPS Stage 1's. There are 3 sets out there, and no complaints yet. As far as cost, I feel these are so expensive, I don't really have any room for markup. So from my point of view, it doesn't matter to me if I sell any or not, so if somebody comes up with something better it's no skin off my back.