85 fuel injectors
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Drifting
Joined: Jun 2013
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From: ft myers FL/Munising MI
85 fuel injectors
ok...called fuel inj.inc....wanted the injectors you guys recommended...ford blue. 24#....they say, and sent me....delphi 22#...they say they are new and stock for my car...and what they reccommend....I have them, waiting on a coulple of other things before I start....two questions..\
1. are they the right ones I should be installing...
2. any point in getting a adjustable fuel pressure reg....they say these run at 38 pounds and are sending a diaphragm and spring.
1. are they the right ones I should be installing...
2. any point in getting a adjustable fuel pressure reg....they say these run at 38 pounds and are sending a diaphragm and spring.
Melting Slicks
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From: Santa Maria, CA
ok...called fuel inj.inc....wanted the injectors you guys recommended...ford blue. 24#....they say, and sent me....delphi 22#...they say they are new and stock for my car...and what they reccommend....I have them, waiting on a coulple of other things before I start....two questions..\
1. are they the right ones I should be installing...
2. any point in getting a adjustable fuel pressure reg....they say these run at 38 pounds and are sending a diaphragm and spring.
1. are they the right ones I should be installing...
2. any point in getting a adjustable fuel pressure reg....they say these run at 38 pounds and are sending a diaphragm and spring.
An adjustable regulator doesn't hurt. The 85 runs at a lower pressure than later models. That's because it 24# injectors rather than 22. So adding some pressure will help atomize the fuel a little better. TPiS did some testing that supports the argument that the 85 responds better with higher pressure.
Drifting
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From: Reno Nevada
Is this what they sent you?
http://fuelinjectorconnection.com/sh...p?productid=45
I would think you'd have to turn the pressure up. You can install them and check blm counts with a scanner, and see if they run lean or not.
I don't like the Multec's myself, but it's up to you.
http://fuelinjectorconnection.com/sh...p?productid=45
I would think you'd have to turn the pressure up. You can install them and check blm counts with a scanner, and see if they run lean or not.
I don't like the Multec's myself, but it's up to you.
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Drifting
Joined: Jun 2013
Posts: 1,590
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From: ft myers FL/Munising MI
Is this what they sent you?
http://fuelinjectorconnection.com/sh...p?productid=45
I would think you'd have to turn the pressure up. You can install them and check blm counts with a scanner, and see if they run lean or not.
I don't like the Multec's myself, but it's up to you.
http://fuelinjectorconnection.com/sh...p?productid=45
I would think you'd have to turn the pressure up. You can install them and check blm counts with a scanner, and see if they run lean or not.
I don't like the Multec's myself, but it's up to you.
