Are 42's big enough
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No you want 60s and if you plan on making more power down the road go 80+lbs it would save you time and money down the road. Im on my tried set of injectors lol
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Def not enough injector. Go with 60's at least like tomz28 said. I havn't bought mine yet, but I am torn between 60's or 80's. Planning on 550 to 600 RWHP, so 60's may be on the edge. You can always tune down on a bigger injector to an extent. You can't tune up on an injector thats maxxed out though. Just keep that in mind.
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I have some for sale in my sig, they are low impedance though so you will need a driver. There are advantages of having low impedance injectors & if you ever wanna go really big you will most likely be buying low impedance injectors. The reason bigger injectors are usually low impedance is that they can open a lot faster.
Check out this link, its specifically refers to 60# injectors, & mine are cleaned & flow checked.
http://www.acceleronics.com/faq.htm#1
Check out this link, its specifically refers to 60# injectors, & mine are cleaned & flow checked.
http://www.acceleronics.com/faq.htm#1
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Lol, yeah we all start somewhere, live & learn. Check out how far I pushed my 57's, by accident of course. Fortunately I realized that my car should not accelerate that fast & let out. Its still living with the motor GM blessed it with, this thing must have nine lives lol!
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I heard something like since they are ford injectors, they are rated with a lower fuel pressure. And since the Fbody fuel pressure is higher that makes the injectors flow more...is this making any sense? I was told that the injector could be used safely up to 500 hp. If they are the ford injectors?
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Im gonna run 42lb injectors on my N/A 396 LT motor Itll be around 550 at the flywheel & i have an adjustable regulator A turbo motor with the same power needs 52lb Theres a calculator thats got boosted or n/a & supercharged type choices Free download I dunno how to post a link lol Its virtual engine 2000 On an LT1 car ford injectors flow 5% more because of fuel pressure