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Old 05-23-2009, 10:36 PM   #11
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with the amount of work you seem to have into your car at the current time. It would be il advised for you to swap to carb now.

you will have to buy a carb, manifold, fuel pump, probably have to convert your fuel lines, a new distributor, a different pick up in the gas tank.

when all you need to do is buy a set of 30# injectors
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Plus the carb will have additional cost of jets, air bleeds, power valves etc to tune it correctly.
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Old 05-24-2009, 10:57 AM   #13
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runs great on 19 lb injectors with fuel pressure cranked up but when i swap to 24s an diff mass for 24s runs like crap powerless pretty much im tired of buying the same parts but diff brands to fix the prob and still runs the same w/ 24s. spending the money on a setup that will work doesnt bother me. i have a buddy that tunes carbs the last on he did was for a supercharger
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sounds like you have all the right parts already kremer... you just need to figure out why its not right. Throwing parts at a problem isnt going to make it any better if you dont know WHAT is causing the issue.

Whats your fuel pressure at, what MAF are you running?
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when i had the 24s in i ran it from low 30s to 40 psi i have a pro flow calibrated for 24s
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their aren't any tuners around where i live so it makes it hard to figure out. and when i call diff co. all they want to do is sell me same parts diff brands im tired of messing with it and if i had a carb i could have i tuned alot easier. ya may cost more but if it works out i can sell my setup get money back
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