i have 60lb i need 32lb injectors????
03-21-2006, 12:37 AM
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i have 60lb i need 32lb injectors???? i just found out that in injectors i have in my car are 60lbs, which are way it big is what jason was telling me over at extreme. he is still trying to get them to program, but i might have to get some 32lb injectors, or something smaller then 60lb, does anyone have some injectors that will help me, or have any suggestion what i should do? thanks rudy
03-21-2006, 01:03 AM
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exactly, I plan to upgrade to 60's when my new motor goes in.
they can be a touch trickier to tune at idle Ive been told, but not impossible.
and if you do decide to go smaller, I wouldn't go smaller than 42's.
they can be a touch trickier to tune at idle Ive been told, but not impossible.
and if you do decide to go smaller, I wouldn't go smaller than 42's.
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Originally Posted by rudyzturbota
i just found out that in injectors i have in my car are 60lbs, which are way it big is what jason was telling me over at extreme. he is still trying to get them to program, but i might have to get some 32lb injectors, or something smaller then 60lb, does anyone have some injectors that will help me, or have any suggestion what i should do? thanks rudy
03-21-2006, 04:48 AM
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With any forced induction LS engine, you would not want to run something as small as a 32lb injector? Are you sure you don't mean a 42lb injector? In any case, there is no reason not to run the 60lb injectors that you have, and they are normally quite easy to tune with. 42lb injectors can be close to being maxed out quite easily, stick with the 60's. Bob
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With the wealth of info on how to tune IFR's we have in the tuning forum, how can he not be able to tune them? Its not hard at all to tune them. I agree with everyone else that you should stick with the 60's and not even think about 32# injectors.
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well he told it would be no problem tuning other 60lb injector, but the one that are on there are pithon vinom injectors and is have a hard time finding any info about them. does anyone have these or know about these type of injectors?
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call them and ask what they're flowed at and what the fuel rail pressue they use. could be and more than likely will be different than our 58psi since they're ford injectors. http://www.python-injection.com/nf/html/contactUs.cfm
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i have so has the guy thats working on it and the same stupid woman has answer, she has no clue what it is and just gives me the run around. he is going to keep trying to get tune, and let me know what he comes up with
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she would not know, and direct me to someone else, and then that person would just not answer. its hard to tune injectors if u have no info about them
hope that helps./
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i just got off the phone with my guy, he said its the fact that im only going to be runing 7lbs of boost and its overkill for my car, so im just going to trade for some svo 43's. which should work perfect.
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i suggest find as much info on them and then find a different tuner. there's no reason to go to 42's boost is addicting and you'll want more once you get bored with 7lbs.
03-22-2006, 04:26 AM
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i suggest find as much info on them and then find a different tuner. there's no reason to go to 42's boost is addicting and you'll want more once you get bored with 7lbs.