have a mate that was running 215rwkw with a ct20b in his race car..... so its doable....
anyways the reason for the higher fuel pressure with the large injectors is to reduce the injector open time and improve the fuel atomisation resulting ina better burn and greater efficiency.... particularly in the low rev range. The problem with 800's is at standard pressure the fuel squirts in but doesn't always atomise properly resulting in less surface area and crappy burn... so you put more in to get surface area and run pig rich and use too much fuel...
from MEMORY mines running around 60 psi too (rising at 1:1) with with 800cc injectors and a haltec E11v2. Initially i didn't have any problems on startup, i do OCCASIONALLY these days where it starts one cylinder and takes a while to fire the others, or doresn't start first turn then starts the second time with a pop..... but i get the impression its injecting the fuel and not firing it as the second time i turn the key the pop sounds like its extra fuel coming through... could just be cause a couple of cylinders have fuel build up and dont burn it, or it could be the same issue where the cylinders aren't firing cause of clumped fuel.... the OTHER option for me is it MAY not be firing cause over a while of this happening its coated the spark plugs a bit... i should check... HOWEVER... once it starts it generally stays started.