42# venom injectors
#1
42# venom injectors
good or bad?....im kinda thinkin i know the answer but now im stuck with them lol. my bad for trying to save money. Just want to get kinda a poll for anyone whos used them or heard about them. brand new flow matched suposedly.
#3
sweet. i was nervous cuz ive read a few things about people having issues with them, although it was all import people...makes me think they are just a bunch of whiners. lol. got all the stuff i need for my sc now. So just got to hook it all up. id like a few extra things but not sure ill have the money before i get done. Hey quick question cliff. if i had to get 2 or 3 gauges what are the most important ones? i know one im getting is a wide band, out side of that i dont know whats a better thing to monitor accurately oil pressure is important boost pressure fuel pressure. if you could give me a top 3 in most important order id be a happy camper.
#4
A wideband O² system is essential, it will tell you if there are any fueling problems.
A real oil pressure gauge would be nice to have, though oil temperature might be a better choice.
For the #3 slot I would have one of these, in no special order: oil temperature (or pressure if temp is #2), intake air temperature (as close to as possible or in the intake manifold) or exhaust gas temperature (both banks).
A boost gauge is entertaining and can provide support for your bragging, however doesn't really tell you much of anything about how well the engine is doing...
A real oil pressure gauge would be nice to have, though oil temperature might be a better choice.
For the #3 slot I would have one of these, in no special order: oil temperature (or pressure if temp is #2), intake air temperature (as close to as possible or in the intake manifold) or exhaust gas temperature (both banks).
A boost gauge is entertaining and can provide support for your bragging, however doesn't really tell you much of anything about how well the engine is doing...
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