injectors and regulator
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injectors and regulator
could i run 30 lb injectors on a kenne bell blown 302 off of 6 or 9 psi or do i need 42's?Also can i put the bigger injectors in now for a few months and engine run ok eventhough its almost bonestock otehr than a tb and maf?and what fuel pressure regulator should i get and how would i know its adjusted right if i need an adjustable one?Thnaks im about to buy a lot of this stuff soon and unsure about what size i need and what regulator to get and exactly how to use it.
#3
RE: injectors and regulator
You can get away with that but if you are at Sea Level you will work the infectors a bit harder. I would recomend that you run at least 36lb, but if you are planing on putting on better heads and cam then you should look at the 42lb. A GREAT place to get the programable computer for your car and to get even more information is http://tweecer.com
#4
RE: injectors and regulator
ok well when i get the supercharger im going to get a chip from them and take it to a dyno shop to tune it afteri instal it all, well could i get away with running 42lbs on a mostly stock engine for a few months or what would happen and what is a good fuel pressure regulator tog et and how do i know when its adjusted at where it needs to be?
#5
RE: injectors and regulator
I would go with that chip if I were you. The main problem with running those is that the computer will start to think that something is wrong and make subtle changes to compensate and after a while you will have to reset the computer by removing the battery for 15 minutes. I recommend going with the Tweecer programable computer. Not only is it the best thing you can get but it is nicely priced at about $500.00.
To answer the other question you can fully adjust the pulsewidth and fuel delivery using the tweecer, but yes you can get away with also. Just be sure to run the pressure as low as you can.
To answer the other question you can fully adjust the pulsewidth and fuel delivery using the tweecer, but yes you can get away with also. Just be sure to run the pressure as low as you can.
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