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Technical => Tuning => Topic started by: GolfSportWagen on November 29, 2019, 08:11:08 PM



Title: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: GolfSportWagen on November 29, 2019, 08:11:08 PM
The 2006-2008 Audi/VW R32 engines use the Bosch 0 280 158 121 extended tip injector OE due to the length of the three long intake port runners. Has anyone come across a non modified Bosch extended tip EV 14 injector in the 55-60 lbs./hr. fuel flow @ 3 bar that shares a similar dual cone OE injector discharge angle with a 25 deg. included spray angle and a 270 delta angle? Due to the "tunnel" that the spray must pass thru to reach the port/valve area the angles are important to prevent wall wetting. I've reviewed the Bosch injector data sheets I was able to find online, also the S4 Wiki injector info. and contacted several Bosch Motorsport dealers with no success.


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: Leonhard on December 05, 2019, 01:46:08 AM
the EV14 0280158123 with extension comes close

but without axial deviation angle

E 2-spray

alpha=25°

gamma=0°

delta=90°



Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: GolfSportWagen on December 05, 2019, 07:18:28 PM
the EV14 0280158123 with extension comes close

but without axial deviation angle

E 2-spray

alpha=25°

gamma=0°

delta=90°



Thanks for the info. The delta = 90 is the killer due to the port location of the injector. It's exactly the opposite of what is required.

Some folks are using a very large 95 lb/hr injector they claim delivers good idle and full range control. It seems excessive and it doesn't have the extended tip so I wonder if they get wall wetting but have no idea??? Some folks are enthralled by the increased power of a turbo.  ;)

https://www.ctsturbo.com/product/bosch-95lb-1000cc-high-impedance-fuel-injector/


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: nyet on December 05, 2019, 08:05:52 PM
Thanks for the info. The delta = 90 is the killer due to the port location of the injector. It's exactly the opposite of what is required.

You can clock the injector however you want on many motors.


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: GolfSportWagen on December 05, 2019, 08:44:53 PM
Yeah I explored that possibility but it's not a good option the way the head, fuel rail and intake fit up. It may be the only option in the end but it's certainly not the preferred option.

I've been trying to obtain some info. on the 16-hole Bosch injectors to see if they might be viable but I suspect on the long intake ports the fuel is likely to precipitate out of suspension? The 45 deg. cone angle may also be a problem spraying thru the tunnel in the head. I suspect VW used the specific injector design they did out of necessity as there aren't many extended tip EV14 injectors to choose from OE or aftermarket.

https://www.fiveomotorsport.com/bosch-ev14-0280158296-16-hole-nozzle/


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: Leonhard on December 06, 2019, 12:20:44 AM
Yes, the 0280158298 could be a solution for your case. As far as my experience goes, the extension might be overstated.
With the older VR6 12V engine I had better results without having the longer spray end fit in the tunnel, in my case the EV14-0280158040.
More stable idle and richer AFR in comparison, using adapter on bottom end:

https://www.finjector.com/eng/ev14_957_cc_12_ohm_jet_mid_o_o_50_mm_with_bottom_adapter-p-489789-187

but...only testing shows, looking forward


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: GolfSportWagen on December 06, 2019, 07:42:41 PM
Yes, the 0280158298 could be a solution for your case. As far as my experience goes, the extension might be overstated.
With the older VR6 12V engine I had better results without having the longer spray end fit in the tunnel, in my case the EV14-0280158040.
More stable idle and richer AFR in comparison, using adapter on bottom end:

https://www.finjector.com/eng/ev14_957_cc_12_ohm_jet_mid_o_o_50_mm_with_bottom_adapter-p-489789-187

but...only testing shows, looking forward


It may be that for a single valve port the 040 has a nice fog where as on the 2V intake port the center spray hole is likely to spray directly on the divider wall. It would be nice if Bosch actually provided customer support for their products so one could determine the viability of using a different style injector for a specific application. They act so German some times…  ;)


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: Pr3muToS on March 05, 2020, 02:13:57 PM
good topic, just building up an r32t...

http://www.bosch-motorsport.de/content/downloads/Raceparts/Resources/pdf/Data%20sheet_67797771_Injection_Valve_EV_14.pdf

cant see anyone with more than 90° delta.

anybody got a solution for good working injectors with a satisfied spray pattern !?


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: GolfSportWagen on March 05, 2020, 02:53:06 PM
I have not found any Bosch injectors that are optimal in matching the OE parameters with the correct flow volume.


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: prj on March 05, 2020, 03:11:27 PM
good topic, just building up an r32t...

http://www.bosch-motorsport.de/content/downloads/Raceparts/Resources/pdf/Data%20sheet_67797771_Injection_Valve_EV_14.pdf

cant see anyone with more than 90° delta.

anybody got a solution for good working injectors with a satisfied spray pattern !?

Just use the 0280158040.
I had the same dilemma long ago with RS6 and RS4 - you're overthinking it.

The 0280158040 does a very good job atomizing and if you have any kind of load on the engine everything gets sucked inside anyway.
Yes you will need to tune ESUK some. And if for some reason you have some issues on idle (but you shouldn't) you can also bump up KFMRES a little and play with cam advance to put a little more load on the engine.
But really it is possible to make them run just as well as stock from a "feel" point of view.


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: nyet on March 05, 2020, 08:41:02 PM
Yes you will need to tune ESUK some.

Do you specifically mean UKWF/WFRL or something on top of that?


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: prj on March 05, 2020, 11:54:51 PM
WFRL, KFBAKL, KFVAKL


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: adam- on March 06, 2020, 02:26:18 AM
Looking for injectors for the 2.8 VR6T and 0280158040 although nearly 1000cc are huge they could be a good option.  Just need to find a good price for 6 of them!


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: dal on March 06, 2020, 04:27:12 AM
Looking for injectors for the 2.8 VR6T and 0280158040 although nearly 1000cc are huge they could be a good option.  Just need to find a good price for 6 of them!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Set-of-6-BOSCH-PETROL-INJECTOR-0280158040/113810594427
I have alreay bought from this seller.


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: prj on March 06, 2020, 04:39:33 AM
Looking for injectors for the 2.8 VR6T and 0280158040 although nearly 1000cc are huge they could be a good option.  Just need to find a good price for 6 of them!
With EV14 there is no such thing as huge until well over 1000cc.
They are linear down to very low pulsewidth, you will not have any issues.


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: Pr3muToS on March 06, 2020, 05:56:50 AM
Just use the 0280158040.
I had the same dilemma long ago with RS6 and RS4 - you're overthinking it.

The 0280158040 does a very good job atomizing and if you have any kind of load on the engine everything gets sucked inside anyway.
Yes you will need to tune ESUK some. And if for some reason you have some issues on idle (but you shouldn't) you can also bump up KFMRES a little and play with cam advance to put a little more load on the engine.
But really it is possible to make them run just as well as stock from a "feel" point of view.

ye thats what some collegues told me today also.
i just bought the 0280158123, but these should be as good as the 980ccm cuz of the 90° Delta.

another friend told me they , just to put in the 630 Siemens DEKA.

Anybody ever tried the 750ccm Denso ones?

https://www.em-racing.de/Denso-Einspritzventil-EV12-750ccm-4er-Set?gclid=Cj0KCQiAhojzBRC3ARIsAGtNtHWv_kt3lnbX0pcPqAfU_9akuEEbJTl0NjG35dJq6-XBSMGKqWxOSTcaAjIDEALw_wcB


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: nyet on March 06, 2020, 10:22:59 AM
WFRL, KFBAKL, KFVAKL

Thank you!


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: contrast on March 06, 2020, 01:40:00 PM
ye thats what some collegues told me today also.
i just bought the 0280158123, but these should be as good as the 980ccm cuz of the 90° Delta.

another friend told me they , just to put in the 630 Siemens DEKA.

Anybody ever tried the 750ccm Denso ones?

https://www.em-racing.de/Denso-Einspritzventil-EV12-750ccm-4er-Set?gclid=Cj0KCQiAhojzBRC3ARIsAGtNtHWv_kt3lnbX0pcPqAfU_9akuEEbJTl0NjG35dJq6-XBSMGKqWxOSTcaAjIDEALw_wcB

Siemens Dekas are straight crap. Avoid at all costs.


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: nyet on March 06, 2020, 03:40:58 PM
Siemens Dekas are straight crap. Avoid at all costs.

2nd. Avoid.


Title: Re: 55-60 lb. Extended tip Bosch EV14 injectors
Post by: Blazius on March 06, 2020, 10:05:13 PM
Also take a look at the new MPI injection option 2.0 tfsi engines too they have quite high rated injectors like BOSCH 0280158235 , short tip but very cheap brand new. No TVUB supplied obviously but you can get them from the proper files ( b8 audis) if they exist in those files, I dont know about that.

There has to be a catch to these injectors right?