What injectors for me??
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42 they leave lots of cushion and are easy to tune and are cheap.
If you use a wet N20 kit, injectors will not be affected, but if you go dry the injectors will add the extra fuel. Wet kits add the extra fuel via a tap into the fuel rail.
If you use a wet N20 kit, injectors will not be affected, but if you go dry the injectors will add the extra fuel. Wet kits add the extra fuel via a tap into the fuel rail.
Originally Posted by TAQuickness
fuel injectors. because you need fuel to run an engine.
32lb @ 43.5 psi should get you in the ball park. go with 42lb at 43.5 psi to be safe
32lb @ 43.5 psi should get you in the ball park. go with 42lb at 43.5 psi to be safe
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Originally Posted by Firebirdfan
Quick question...do larger injectors result in less gas mileage? Or is it only really apparent at WOT?
The RCEngineeering web site has a lot of good information on selecting injectors. They also sell balanced sets. I bought a set for my 90 Vette when I had it, made a huge difference with hot starts which that year seemed to struggle with.
