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5.0L (1979-1995) MustangTechnical discussions on 5.0 Liter Mustangs within. This does not include the 5.0 from the 2011 Mustang GT. That information is in the 2005-1011 section.
I got a 95 gt and im installing a cam(but dont know what cam to use), heads, and intake my question is how do i figure out what # injectors to use to get the car to run right
Im going with 42# inj, calibrated maf, and a larger fuel pump how do i get it so im not running so rich is the real question sorry that i confused everyone
if you have a complete set up that requires more fuel delivery than what stock can effectively deliver then yes = time for inj upgrade, like when doing an aftermarket h/c/i that is large enough, cause alot of the typical h/c/i's can use the stock 19's just fine...in fact when all adjustment are made properly, I've witnessed 300 to 320 rwhp on stock 19's but at that range the duty cycle on the injector is near 90 percent and when climate change occurs..ie cooler/more dense air....then you might run into an issue where it'll start to lean out/max injector out.
see know one has my setup on here so its hard to find any info the roush heads, comp cam, tfs intake i myself thought i was going to need more fuel but all the upgrades in my sig plus cam i thought id only get like 310 out of the setup so i dunno what to do