shadowmaker
Veteran Member
Mr.Bosio, just to make sure we are talking about the same matter: I think you are referring to actual nozzle tip hole angles, which have to be different from the burn marks on the pistons due to angled injector on our 8 valve engines.
At least I was (and I think robnitro was too) referring to those burn marks as they tell where the fuel actually is while combusted. From those burn marks it's easy to see that even though those 2R520 nozzle tip holes are targetted to give even fuel distribution, they aren't doing so if you look it from the piston's view.
2R520 gives ~70% of its fuel to 10-2 o'clock position (that's only ~1/3 of the piston area). That's the blue box on the picture.
These pictures don't represend actual nozzle holes, but actual burn marks on the piston. 2R520 has burn marks like the left one, but should be more like the one in the middle to share heat load more evenly over the piston. The right one (=septagon) is not bad, but not ideal for our pistons as they are asymmetric.
I do understand that it's harder for the fuel to take 90 degree angle than 30 degree angle when it travels through the nozzle, but can't that be taken care with the hole sizes so that 90 degree hole is larger than 30 degree one?
At least I was (and I think robnitro was too) referring to those burn marks as they tell where the fuel actually is while combusted. From those burn marks it's easy to see that even though those 2R520 nozzle tip holes are targetted to give even fuel distribution, they aren't doing so if you look it from the piston's view.
2R520 gives ~70% of its fuel to 10-2 o'clock position (that's only ~1/3 of the piston area). That's the blue box on the picture.
These pictures don't represend actual nozzle holes, but actual burn marks on the piston. 2R520 has burn marks like the left one, but should be more like the one in the middle to share heat load more evenly over the piston. The right one (=septagon) is not bad, but not ideal for our pistons as they are asymmetric.
I do understand that it's harder for the fuel to take 90 degree angle than 30 degree angle when it travels through the nozzle, but can't that be taken care with the hole sizes so that 90 degree hole is larger than 30 degree one?