use stock fuel injectors or bump up after mods?
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use stock fuel injectors or bump up after mods?
So I'm doing and have done the following mods to our 99TA.
Circle D stall
New flexplate
LT headers
TSP cam
New springs
New timing chain
New hi flow oil pump
New lifters
Possibly under drive pulley
Should I use the stock injectors or bump them up?
Circle D stall
New flexplate
LT headers
TSP cam
New springs
New timing chain
New hi flow oil pump
New lifters
Possibly under drive pulley
Should I use the stock injectors or bump them up?
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My bad its a TSP 224/228 .581/.588 112 LSA
Also how to determine the right size. Is there some form of calculation to determine.
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please move if needed, I figured since it was fuel related, it was internal, but if there is no future mods anytime soon or who knows if ever, am I hearing to bump up to 36# or is the consensus go to 42# so that no need to change later if more mods do come?
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is there a part number? is it something I can get from the dealer since they are OEM? I just looked on summit and didn't see them, atleast doing just a generic search for fuel injectors, the ones I found for bosch came up for other cars nothing for mine.
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We offer brand new 36#+ and also resizing and flowmatching services for less $$$ than a brand new set. The best thing on the resized are everything is new as far as o rings, filters and baskets and they are guaranteed good with verified spray pattern.
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