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i used these guys. they really fixed me up i have a 87 eng in a 55 body with all stock 87 controls. the 24's were too big. i got a flow matched set of 22lb. for like 149.00 runs great. see it at barrett jackson in florida march.
heres the link www.fuelinjectorconnection.com
If you kept your old injectors, you can send them out for servicing. About $100 to service all 8 and about $10 to service the cold start valve if you still have it.
the best thing you can do is get rid of those old rochester injectors. wasting a hundred plus shipping and the car down makes no sence when you can get reconditioned bosch 22lb injectors that make the car run great. everyone will tell you that multec injectors are a time bomb. clean or not they will self destruct.
I have seen many posts where people recommend placing 24 pounders in a 22 pound engine. Sometimes it works.....and sometimes it does not. This post is a testament of the "NOT"! I guess some think that more fuel is better......like the old days
If the Accel 24's actualy flowed at 24 they would be fine, however, the Accel's are flowing closer to 34, thats where the problem is. I have adjusted my computer to compensate for this, however, they are also not flowing evenly between the cylnders. I have some rich and some lean. I hear they have switched manufacturers since I purchased mine. I just feel sorry for those who believe Summit Racing when they say no computer modifications are needed. Those people are going to have an extremly short engine life.