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My 9th injector, or cold start injector was removed, cleaned and new O-rings were installed. I never had any cold start issues with the old injectors and I noticed no problems with the cold start injector upon first start with the Bosch III's. It fired right up. It just had a few slight rpm spikes and almost stalled at idle from a rev on the pedal. It then all just leveled out normally with no attention from me.
Congrats. Few people even do the CSI when they are doing the other 8. Too cheap or something. No, I am not being sarcastic. FYI
I'll have to go ask around as to how the thing adapts. Now I am curious.
OK, so all this brings me to the question(hopefully it doesnt start a **** show like last time). Stock 92 LT1 six speed. Should I replace my stock injectors with 22 OR 24 lb?
Last edited by Mishawaka; May 2, 2018 at 04:28 PM.
OK, so all this brings me to the question(hopefully it doesnt start a **** show like last time). Stock 92 LT1 six speed. Should I replace my stock injectors with 22 OR 24 lb?
OK, so all this brings me to the question(hopefully it doesnt start a **** show like last time). Stock 92 LT1 six speed. Should I replace my stock injectors with 22 OR 24 lb?
22lbs. If you go 24 lbs you will run rich if you don't tune for it. Sounds like you figured that out already.
If I was doing over again, I'd have gone with 24s since they'e cheaper, and had my tune adjusted for 24s. I ended up tuning right after I did injectors though (wasn't planning to tune but needed passlock delete for fuel cut).