Injector Questions
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Instructor
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From: Carrollton Texas
Injector Questions
I have an 85 coupe and i need to replace the injectors, i hear bosch 3's are the best, but im trying to get anyones hands on experiance with what is needed to run these, AFPR or what?
Also my motors stock and i am not going to do anything too radical with it anytime soon so what flow rate should i go with?
Also my motors stock and i am not going to do anything too radical with it anytime soon so what flow rate should i go with?
Instructor
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From: Bridgewater Ma.
I have an 85 coupe and i need to replace the injectors, i hear bosch 3's are the best, but im trying to get anyones hands on experiance with what is needed to run these, AFPR or what?
Also my motors stock and i am not going to do anything too radical with it anytime soon so what flow rate should i go with?
Also my motors stock and i am not going to do anything too radical with it anytime soon so what flow rate should i go with?
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Racer
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From: LA
I used 22# after market injectors (the yellow ones) The OEM are 21# injectors. The stock fuel pressure is about 32 PSI but the after market injectors like about 42 PSI. I would replace the diaphram on the regulator and get the adjustable type regulator. There is a HUGE differance in price. OEM are about $300.00 each. The after market were $159.00 for a set of 8. The car runs great now. Fuel economy is up 50% over what I started with.
Are you sure you need injectors? There are lots of sensors under the hood that can make your car run like crap. It took me almost 6 months to get all of the bugs worked out on my car. Good luck with it.
FYI- the electronic fuel control will automaticaly adjust fuel delivery for a stock engine. As long as replacement parts are within a 10% range of factory you should be OK. Any mods to the engine (cams, heads, headers, ect.) will require that the prom be changed.
Are you sure you need injectors? There are lots of sensors under the hood that can make your car run like crap. It took me almost 6 months to get all of the bugs worked out on my car. Good luck with it.
FYI- the electronic fuel control will automaticaly adjust fuel delivery for a stock engine. As long as replacement parts are within a 10% range of factory you should be OK. Any mods to the engine (cams, heads, headers, ect.) will require that the prom be changed.
