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Old 05-05-2005, 04:09 PM
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I will be getting a 383 w/ mildly ported 241 heads and 224/228 cam, my question is will I be in need of injectors?I have a 98 with the stock 28lbs. All my mods are in my sig, any opinions?I was told I would be fine with stockers, but I was also told to upgrade to 30lbs.
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I am in all honesty pretty ignorant when it comes to fuel injection, but that sounds pretty much like enough of a change to warrent getting more hard core units. I'd definetely go with 30s or better. But I could be wrong. LEt us know how it turns out, I am especially curious.

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I can pm u a scan of a good write up out of a book I have for injector selection, a little math involved. I would say 30-42 lbhr injectors, cant really have too big of injectors (to a point), pulse width can be changed w/ tuning, and 255lph or bigger walbro pump.
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I would recommend saving your money on injectors, you should be ok spend the money on a good tuner.
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Paying for a tune is a definate plus, from there you can find out if what you have is adequate, and if not, what to upgrade.
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My #'s in sig and with stock injectors with a lot of hp tuners data logging my injectors average 94% duty cycle, thats why I went with Racetronics 37lb injectors for my 100 dry shot.
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I was hoping to get 430-450 rwhp with my setup, if decided to go with some injectors what would 42lbs support?




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