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Old 02-07-2014, 10:34 PM
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ok so im doing a complete motor rebuild ls1 but head cam swap and other goodies... anyways im going to replace the fuel pump and injectors as well... i have a 99 camaro z28. so i believe the stock injectors are 24 and 2000-02 are 26. will my stock injectors hold up to 430ish whp while i break in the motor and clutch or should i go ahead and get the 42#s and i guess trailor my car to a shop to get a base tune on it... i would like to just keep the stock in until its time to to the dyno tune and swap them out that day
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Find some 30# svo injectors, they're 36 at LS fuel pressure. Or do what I did, buy a brand new set from a sponsor. I have 37# injectors and they support my 430 hp H/C/I car just fine. You can take just the PCM to the shop and they can load a base tune on it for the injectors, however its intended to start the car so you can check it out, not really meant for driving.
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I will add, the stockers will get you there as long as you're not heavy on the throttle. Light cruising will be fine.
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ok. well i just built this motor and put in new clutch and have to break it all in. i just want to do some light cruising not heavy throttle. and im going with 42 because i might spray one day
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Dry shot?
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not sure yet.
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Well wet shot doesn't require the injectors to provide any extra fuel, so if you go that route all you need is enough injector to feed the motor.



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