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24# or 30#?? 65mm or 70mm TB???

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Old 09-29-2008, 11:09 PM
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thats correct about the fuel pressure because i put 30's on my 306 when it was built and had to run like 10 at the rail so i changed to some 24's and that was perdect unless u are going with bigger displacement or forced induction 24# injectors are all u will ever need.
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Old 09-30-2008, 01:56 PM
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Just my opinion....
If there is even a remote possibility that a stroker will be built in the future, then I would go 30's, and probably 75mm on the MAF.

Custom tuning hasn't been mentioned, but it is a great way to correct for an injector that is sized a little large for your current application.
Tweecer is ~$550 for the datalogging version.
But if only injectors are changed, then you could do some good stuff with Moates gear for ~$200...
Self tuning isn't for everyone though.


Just a different perspective for you,
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