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There is no limit, because the computer just uses pulse width to control it. It doesnt think "i need XX cc's of fuel"
Theres people on this site using 160lb injectors, I think you'll be ok.
Theres people on this site using 160lb injectors, I think you'll be ok.
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Originally Posted by one fast ss
yeah thats what i thought 65 is the max i think on mine..but to change the drivers would i need a new computor?
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Your factory pcm will control any high impedance injector(if you reflash the pcm). With that said the biggest high impedance injector is 72 lbs/hr. You can run a low impedance injector, you will have to get a external driver (AEM,Big stuff 3, etc.)