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Old Dec 2, 2015 | 09:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Spoolin
SOS, I'm not finding anything on your site on the infinity for the S.
Here you go:
https://www.scienceofspeed.com/index...0-2000-05.html

We do not list the 8H, as we do not recommend this. If you for some reason want it, we can substitute this. We will offer an electrical harness for the 8 soon (only applicable if you wish to do dual injector / staged injection - which for 99% of customers is not needed or worth the additional complexity).

Keep in mind, with each purchase, we include free remote assistance for initial ECU setup using a base map from our library of calibrations. This saves you and your tuner time. Details are on the website.
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Old Dec 2, 2015 | 11:38 AM
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Originally Posted by ScienceofSpeed
Originally Posted by Spoolin' timestamp='1448997243' post='23816929
SOS, I'm not finding anything on your site on the infinity for the S.
Here you go:
https://www.scienceofspeed.com/index...0-2000-05.html

We do not list the 8H, as we do not recommend this. If you for some reason want it, we can substitute this. We will offer an electrical harness for the 8 soon (only applicable if you wish to do dual injector / staged injection - which for 99% of customers is not needed or worth the additional complexity).

Keep in mind, with each purchase, we include free remote assistance for initial ECU setup using a base map from our library of calibrations. This saves you and your tuner time. Details are on the website.
Just curious if you've got the bugs worked out on the infinity for the DBW s2000's yet? Its been awhile since I've been in contact with you guys but I'm definitely interested in this.
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Old Dec 2, 2015 | 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted by TheCarGuy2021
Originally Posted by Spoolin' timestamp='1448997243' post='23816929
Thanks a bunch for the help guys. I was thinking that the 8h would be better because I will only be using high impedance injectors and if I ever needed to run 4 more injectors, I could with it. The 6 I don't think you can run more than 6 injectors. Hopefully I won't ever need more than 4 of the 2200 injectors but who knows. I'm going for around 1000whp on e85, so hopefully I have enough injector and fuel pumps (dual 340s).

SOS, I'm not finding anything on your site on the infinity for the S.
You'll lose the coolant gauge on the dash if you opt for the 8H as it is driven by the lowside 6 output (only available on the 6). If you need secondary injection (8 injectors) and still want to have some available outputs, I would opt for the Infinity 8 (not the 8H), although this would require a different adapter harness.

To note, AEM has renamed its existing Infinity ECUs to accommodate the current and future expansion of its Infinity Programmable ECU model lines. "The success of the Infinity ECU program has created opportunities in multiple forms of Motorsports, which have subsequently allowed us to develop new Infinity models beyond our existing offerings," commented AEM President Greg Neuwirth. "This change serves to allow for both future Infinity model expansion and to eliminate confusion once the naming system is adopted by everyone."

Series 7 Infinity
Infinity old name "Infinity 812" -> Infinity new name "Infinity 712"
Infinity old name "Infinity 10" -> Infinity new name "Infinity 710"
Infinity old name "Infinity 8" -> Infinity new name "Infinity 708"

Series 5 Infinity
Infinity old name "Infinity 6" -> Infinity new name "Infinity 506"
Infinity old name "Infinity 8H" -> Infinity new name "Infinity 508"

Series 3 Infinity
Coming soon
Very good info! Thanks bud.
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Old Dec 2, 2015 | 05:44 PM
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Originally Posted by neeman77
Infinity 6 as everyone has said. You are also going to run out of fuel, ask me how I know lol.
Whats going to run out first? The pumps or the injectors? What can I expect to see power wise with the dual 340s and 2200 injectors on e85? I'll be running the FR twin with the 6466 at 1.15 AR twin and am already nervous I'm going to lose top end. If that happens, I'll try the next size up housing or just go back to a single, probably a .82 AR or something.
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Old Dec 2, 2015 | 05:56 PM
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Originally Posted by ScienceofSpeed
Originally Posted by Spoolin' timestamp='1448997243' post='23816929
SOS, I'm not finding anything on your site on the infinity for the S.
Here you go:
https://www.scienceofspeed.com/index...0-2000-05.html

We do not list the 8H, as we do not recommend this. If you for some reason want it, we can substitute this. We will offer an electrical harness for the 8 soon (only applicable if you wish to do dual injector / staged injection - which for 99% of customers is not needed or worth the additional complexity).

Keep in mind, with each purchase, we include free remote assistance for initial ECU setup using a base map from our library of calibrations. This saves you and your tuner time. Details are on the website.
Yeah, I'm going to go with the 6 now and glad I asked you guys. I'll check out your pricing, thanks.
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Old Dec 3, 2015 | 07:41 AM
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I was planning to run a duel injector setup and I think to do so, if that's what you're planning, you'll need the Infinity 8 (not 8h). But the 6 is the way to go if you're sticking to 4 injectors.
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Old Dec 4, 2015 | 10:55 AM
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Technically you are running out of both, the pumps aren't flowing enough at high pressures and you run out of pulsewidth to compensate for the pressure loss. Each setup is different obviously but you will need to address one of these issues.
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Old Dec 5, 2015 | 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by neeman77
Technically you are running out of both, the pumps aren't flowing enough at high pressures and you run out of pulsewidth to compensate for the pressure loss. Each setup is different obviously but you will need to address one of these issues.
I thought the 340 pumps each on gas could support up to around 1000 hp and figured on e85, somewhere around 600. Wouldn't this put 2 340's being able to support around 1200 hp on e85? I also thought the 2200cc injectors would be able to support around 1100 hp on e85. I am also running -10 feed and -8 return if that makes any difference. Am I wrong to assume I should be ok getting near 1000 whp out of this fuel system on e85? If I'm incorrect, then maybe go with two 400s? The FIC calculator states on e85, 65 psi fuel pressure and 90% duty, the 2200cc injectors should support 1000 whp.
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