I usually just set mine up so 10 BTDC on the damper and the CPS tooth just coming to the trigger with the adjustment bolt in the middle of the slot is enough to get it to run and then do the fine adjustment with a light and the Diag Jumper in place.
Bit of a clue : They Don't!
Never seen a report on a set of Tom Folder's injectors even being close to flowing the same as each other, come to think of it I'm yet to see a post where any actually work at all, most are dribbly leaking disasters. (that's why I said bin then or throw them at...
"should" be tested at 43psi/85% duty, anything over that DC is classed as wide open usually.
If it were me I'd bin them and chalk it up to experience as who knows what "magic" Tom has performed on them and without a proper flow test to go on he has NFI if they're even safe for a stock engine...
No that pressure is fine and about what I used to get with 5mm of washers.
(my top was a touch over 90 though but that was the axle grease I run <10/60>)
The harder an engine pulls on the ramp in to full load the higher the end # the dyno spits out.
When I put the lightened 7M crank in my engine with that being the one and only change and on the same dyno with identical settings it made a good chunk more power on the top end as it responded...
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