Density of Gasoline?

[Neil McKenzie]

Just a suggestion :  How about converting the pounds to fluid ounces (16
oz = 1 pound) then the 16 fl oz to ml (16 fl oz = 473 ml) 

Neil McKenzie
> 
> Hi folks,
> 
> After almost a year's hiatus, I've just resubscribed to diy_efi, hoping
> to learn at the laps of the masters :)
> 
> At the moment, though, I'm trying to determine new injector sizes for a
> Bosch EFI system, and as I search out information on the topic, I am
> continually confronted with injectors rated in lb/hr, whereas the Bosch
> ones are rated in ml/min.  Well, I need to convert back and forth from
> ml/min to lb/hr, so I need a reasonably accurate density figure for
> gasoline.  From what I understand, however, this number can vary.  So .
> . . is there a commonly accepted number for this, or . . . ?
> 
> --
> Best,
> 
> Michael McBroom