Too much air?
#1
Too much air?
Im currently running a trick flow 75mm TB and Plenum
I've read that a 75mm TB/plenum combo or higher is too much air for a NA engine. Is that because the stock fuel injectors wouldn't be able to supply enough fuel to compensate? And if that is the case would upgrading your manifold and injectors to say 30 lbs or higher balance it out and produce more power?
I've read that a 75mm TB/plenum combo or higher is too much air for a NA engine. Is that because the stock fuel injectors wouldn't be able to supply enough fuel to compensate? And if that is the case would upgrading your manifold and injectors to say 30 lbs or higher balance it out and produce more power?
Last edited by CarNoobLovingIt; 08-17-2014 at 09:32 AM.
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#4
You're not going to see much difference on a N/A engine. It's not necessary with just a t/b/plenum. Unless you have internal work such as heads/cams/intake I wouldn't worry about injectors at this point. The stock injectors should provide properly with a few simple bolt ons. If you haven't already, I would suggest doing exhaust work to let her exhale.
#5
You're not going to see much difference on a N/A engine. It's not necessary with just a t/b/plenum. Unless you have internal work such as heads/cams/intake I wouldn't worry about injectors at this point. The stock injectors should provide properly with a few simple bolt ons. If you haven't already, I would suggest doing exhaust work to let her exhale.
#6
The shorty headers would cost a lot less but the long tubes with an o/r x would make that v8 obnoxiously loud.
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