Re: Injector Question
Wouldn't you need fuel control in order to run larger injectors than the N/A's stock size??
And what's more than that I don't see the purpose to larger injectors (or fuel control) in an N/A unless you are tuning to try and achieve a gain (which would require the fuel controller anyway), going forced induction, or you're getting NOS. I thought putting in larger injectors + running them on stock setup (i.e. NOT having a fuel controller) = running pig rich and getting horrible gas mileage, plus I believe it can cause major problems.
Unless I'm wrong on some account, or I missed something, I'd just stay with the stock size injectors (you can go ahead and get a set of 6 new ones, or replace the broken one and have the other's cleaned and flow checked as stated), especially if you're not planning large future upgrades. Seems like less of a hassle.
Even IF the 360cc injectors work without fuel control, I'm not seeing any point whatsoever to buying them, given that you aren't planning large future upgrades.
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Last edited by natasreficul : 05-12-2008 at 11:07 AM.
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