Need injector help!!!!
07-19-2006, 12:08 PM
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Need injector help!!!! here is the link I posted in the injectors section.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...16#post5202016
I have the 26.6lbs injectors just sitting in the engine bay awaiting whether or not I should swap them for the 28.8lbs or not!!
What do you guys think I should do???
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...16#post5202016
I have the 26.6lbs injectors just sitting in the engine bay awaiting whether or not I should swap them for the 28.8lbs or not!!
What do you guys think I should do???
07-19-2006, 12:29 PM
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I don't see why not... however, when you go up to a nitrous shot, I'd put bigger injectors in. My car has the 28.8 injectors, but when I get my nitrous kit installed, I'll also have 42lbs Racetronix injectors installed as well.
Since you are considering nitrous, you might want to look into getting those bigger injectors.
Since you are considering nitrous, you might want to look into getting those bigger injectors.
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07-19-2006, 01:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Tranzor_Z28
I don't see why not... however, when you go up to a nitrous shot, I'd put bigger injectors in. My car has the 28.8 injectors, but when I get my nitrous kit installed, I'll also have 42lbs Racetronix injectors installed as well.
Since you are considering nitrous, you might want to look into getting those bigger injectors.
Since you are considering nitrous, you might want to look into getting those bigger injectors.
07-19-2006, 01:43 PM
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Ah a wet kit... that is different. 
Might want to check your duty cycles on the spray though, just to be sure. I did read though that you should upgrade the fuel pump on a wet kit...
One of the reasons I went with a dry kit over a wet kit... dry kit = new injectors, wet kit = new fuel pump. Injectors are easier...
Of course, that's all to a certain point. Hit a big enough nitrous shot/hp level, and dry or wet, new injectors and a new fuel pump are needed.
Might want to check your duty cycles on the spray though, just to be sure. I did read though that you should upgrade the fuel pump on a wet kit...One of the reasons I went with a dry kit over a wet kit... dry kit = new injectors, wet kit = new fuel pump. Injectors are easier...
Of course, that's all to a certain point. Hit a big enough nitrous shot/hp level, and dry or wet, new injectors and a new fuel pump are needed.
07-19-2006, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Tranzor_Z28
Of course, that's all to a certain point. Hit a big enough nitrous shot/hp level, and dry or wet, new injectors and a new fuel pump are needed.
Took the words right out of my mouth...finger tips....whatever
07-19-2006, 03:03 PM
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Originally Posted by WAHUSKER
Took the words right out of my mouth...finger tips....whateverSo no one know's whether I can drive safely on an injector swap like this???
Does anyone have anything that can flash my computer from 26.6lbs to 28.8lbs and can come over to my house??
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07-19-2006, 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by 00Vette
I shouldn't NEED injectors since my nitrous kit is wet, I just figured since I already have them..........would it be a good idea and could I install them and be able to drive the car till I get a chance to get it tuned with the new injectors!!
Also, why'd you decided to go w/ the wet? It's a lot of risky, and last I checked you were on a stock bottom end. Dunno just becareful.
07-19-2006, 03:23 PM
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Originally Posted by tru_ice
It's not good for the car to drive w/ bigger injectors than ur programmed for, but since it's a small difference I think you'll be ok.
Also, why'd you decided to go w/ the wet? It's a lot of risky, and last I checked you were on a stock bottom end. Dunno just becareful.
Also, why'd you decided to go w/ the wet? It's a lot of risky, and last I checked you were on a stock bottom end. Dunno just becareful.
The wet kit allowed me to just upgrade the fuel pump and be done with it, which will need to be changed out anyway when and if I get a stroker motor! So I figured the fuel pump should be upgraded now.......I finished that yesterday.
Oh, and Nitro Dave gave me a good deal on a kit!
