Injector Question

[natasreficul]

Originally Posted by eyeluvmy3kgt

you are totally wrong.

the n/a and tt ecu's are designed to work with their specific size injectors. that is why you have to use some type of fuel controller when you install larger injectors.

on an n/a it is totally pointless to upgrade injectors for all practical purposes.

Dan, i'm sure the Autozone injector will work just fine.

I was almost positive of this. Thanks for reassuring me.

Unless future upgrades involve NOS or forced induction for you, then injectors are pretty pointless right now, and if you go any bigger than the stock size 210cc injectors, you WILL NEED a fuel controller, which is an added $300+ and hassle, not to mention upgrading for NOS or a turbo you'd also need a larger fuel pump as well.

Stick with the stock size.

[Doomtech]

Thanks for the info, was exactly what I wanted to know !

[onyxice]

I was about to buy some 360cc fuel injectors yesterday, I first asked if they would work in a non-turbo engine, the person claimed they would, but said I would need the resistors in the link below... unfortunately said nothing of a fuel controller.
So would you need both these AND the controller?

Fuel Injector Resistors - Mitsubishi 3000GT / Dodge Stealth

[Stealthee]

If you are staying NA do NOT get TT injectors.

[eyeluvmy3kgt]

Originally Posted by onyxice

I was about to buy some 360cc fuel injectors yesterday, I first asked if they would work in a non-turbo engine, the person claimed they would, but said I would need the resistors in the link below... unfortunately said nothing of a fuel controller.
So would you need both these AND the controller?

Fuel Injector Resistors - Mitsubishi 3000GT / Dodge Stealth

yes you would need a fuel controller too. It would be pointless unless you are going to do a tt conversion.