
The Bosch Motorsport 0280158040P High-Performance Fuel Injector is engineered for demanding fuel-injection applications requiring high fuel delivery, precision and compatibility with modern engine management systems.
Featuring Bosch's compact EV14 extended-tip design, this injector combines a high-flow valve with an elongated nozzle that positions the spray deeper into the intake port. Its conical spray pattern makes it suitable for applications requiring specific injector positioning and fuel delivery characteristics.
Rated at approximately 1,029 cc/min (98 lb/hr) at 3 bar, this genuine Bosch injector is designed for high-performance naturally aspirated and forced-induction applications.
Genuine Bosch Motorsport fuel injector
Compact EV14 body with extended nozzle tip
High-flow design rated at 98 lb/hr
Conical spray pattern (C-Type)
High-impedance electrical design
Modern USCAR / EV6 electrical connector
Suitable for custom high-performance fuel systems
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Bosch Motorsport |
| Part Number | 0 280 158 040P |
| Body Style | EV14 Compact Extended Tip |
| Flow Rate | 1,029 cc/min @ 300 kPa |
| Mass Flow | Approximately 740 g/min |
| Flow Rating | 98 lb/hr |
| Operating Pressure Reference | 3 Bar / 43.5 PSI |
| Spray Pattern | Conical (C-Type) |
| Electrical Design | High Impedance |
| Connector | USCAR / EV6 |
| Fuel Compatibility | Gasoline, E85 and Methanol* |
The Bosch EV14 features an extended nozzle that positions the fuel spray farther into the intake port compared with conventional compact injectors.
This configuration can be beneficial in applications where injector positioning and intake manifold geometry require an extended-tip design. Proper injector placement and calibration remain essential for achieving the intended spray characteristics.
Flow specifications are based on a 300 kPa (3 bar) pressure differential.
Published volumetric flow figures may differ depending on the calibration fluid used.
Verify injector dimensions, electrical compatibility and ECU calibration requirements before installation.
Fuel compatibility, including E85 and methanol, should be confirmed for the complete fuel system, including seals and supporting components.