greyghost4x4

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my car made right at 400rwhp and i am being told that i need to upgrade my injectors if i am planning on sprayin the car so i am buying a walbro255 pump but have no idea what size injectors to be looking to buy... any suggestions??

thanks
daniel

greyghost4x4

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anyone???

ulakovic22

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I make 397 and am running SVO 30's. You could run 36's so you wouldn't have to worry about a high duty cycle while spraying and be fine.

NoGo

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Just get the SVO 42's.

The 36's would probably work but the 42's will give some room to grow with your N2O shot.

greyghost4x4

iTrader: (10)

42#ers huh..... sounds ok to me i guess... fuel injection is way over my head anyway! i just dont wanna buy some and then later down the road when when i plan to up my shot or possible a cam/head swap have to change em again

2QUIK4U

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My stock injectors were fine up to 450whp. It depends if you plan on getting a wet N20 kit or a dry kit. The dry kit will require more injector. In this case the 42lb. injectors would work well. It cant hurt to upgrade them anyway but you will have to get a new tune for the car to run properly.

greyghost4x4

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yea....im goin dry cause i like to be sneaky!!

and i am gonna get a retune anyway cause im gonna have to have my timing dropped a little for the n2o hit

ozws6

iTrader: (25)

I'd go with the 42s also. I ran them on my old head/cam setup. Great idle, easy to tune, room to grow....

gts500

mine is 38# from speedinc work verey well .and i have 150 dry shot

jaybob

I run 36's with heads/cam and a dry 100 shot, on the stock fuel pump. It stays dead nuts on 12.5 air/fuel and the injectors run about 80% duty cycle.

DarkLoneWolf666

i'm running #30's in my car and im running 446hp/410tq

vaticano

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i was running my stock injectors at a 230% duty cycle. they seemed to work fine. afr was good, i upgraded to 42's but i still see a duty cycle of 120%

Urban Legend

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Go with 60s from the get go. The 60s are easy to tune and will give you plenty of injector for the future. Trust me. I had to upgrade from 42s to 60s. When I just could have went straight to 60s. These injectors are easy to tune. Bob at EPP can get you 60's at a great price.