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Old 09-13-2006, 09:48 AM
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Hi everyone,

I know this is probably a played out question and has been asked a million times. I am usually great with searching but everytime i search this forum it times out. Not sure if there are maintainence going on but it has been acting up for a couple of days, anyway onto the question.

This is for a buddy of mine. He has a 2000 SS LS1. This winter he is planning on getting 402 stroked block with heads, big *** cam and is wondering what injectors to get. Brand/Size/where to buy. He will be doing a 50-100 shot of nitrous, and MAYBE eventually turbo or supercharger, probably a supercharger. If we could get injectors to support that now it will be less to buy in the future. I suggested MSD 42# since I know the MSD brand but if anyone has a suggestion where to buy or any other input I am a japanse engine tuner and dont know much about the LS1.

Thanks in advance everyone,

Mike Turco

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i believe the 60# are the largest that the stock PCM can handle. so if you're planning on a huge build like that with Fi down the road, i'de go with the 60#.

a friend of mine had a 347 stroker 5.0 turbo hatchback stang at his shop not long ago that put down 650ish hp and 700ish tq at the wheels, and it was running some RC 96# injectors. it also had a standalone AEM computer to run them
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I agree on the 60# units. RACETRONIX sells them as matched sets. I'd definately recommend that, regardless of the source, they be a matched set, NOT something "off the shelf". This is really important, if you intend on "leaning" on the engine....
The reasoning behind that statement: Inj mfgrs have substancial flow rate tolerences. Some more than +/- 5%.
So, "Murphy says" there's the possibility that you will get a set that could be a 10% variance. NOT something you want to tune around....
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Thanks for all the information, i will pass it on.




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