Fuel injectors
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Fuel injectors
Did a bunch of reading today about fuel injectors. Visited FIC for additional data, but still some questions.
I have a stock 1994 6 speed.
do I replace with the 24lbs injectors.
Can you use 30 or 32, or is that a bad idea.
Do you have to go into the computer and changes some data fields with the 30/32 injectors.
Saw a wide range of prices. Based on better injectors??
24 were $389. 32 were $440. 30 were $189
Any help would be good. Also do we use LT1 edit to change the values?
I have a stock 1994 6 speed.
do I replace with the 24lbs injectors.
Can you use 30 or 32, or is that a bad idea.
Do you have to go into the computer and changes some data fields with the 30/32 injectors.
Saw a wide range of prices. Based on better injectors??
24 were $389. 32 were $440. 30 were $189
Any help would be good. Also do we use LT1 edit to change the values?
Racer
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From: San Antonio Texas
You will gain absolutely nothing by going to higher flow injectors.....even with a tune.
No power or drivability gains to be had at all!
If your current injectors are flowing OK, then leave them alone.
KW
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Use the OEM #24 injectors.
Larger fuel injectors are for modified engines that require more fuel. Using larger injectors on a stock engine will result in, loss of performance, loss of fuel economy and poor emissions.
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Larger fuel injectors are for modified engines that require more fuel. Using larger injectors on a stock engine will result in, loss of performance, loss of fuel economy and poor emissions.
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Last edited by GKK; Sep 14, 2013 at 11:28 AM.
Drifting
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I would not run a stock Rochester Multec Injector. These will work just fine, and be quite an improvement.
http://fuelinjectorconnection.com/sh...p?productid=57
http://fuelinjectorconnection.com/sh...p?productid=57
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Instructor
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From: Las VEgas NV
Thread Starter
Instructor
Joined: Sep 2003
Posts: 179
Likes: 0
From: Las VEgas NV
I would not run a stock Rochester Multec Injector. These will work just fine, and be quite an improvement.
http://fuelinjectorconnection.com/sh...p?productid=57
http://fuelinjectorconnection.com/sh...p?productid=57
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Sorry for the confusion on calling them Bosh, that is what I was told they were by the previous owner, they are Delphi.
They are Delphi http://fuelinjectorconnection.com/sh...p?productid=45
Above is from the papers I received with my car, these are what he bought, whoever installed them used the wrong donuts and they were sucking air.
You would need new donuts to install them, the rail clips are on these injectors, I installed were a different type,I didn't need the clips.
the first person in line, and it always has been here at the forum, was whomever PMed me first, and someone did.
If he drops out the next one gets them..... again I'm sorry for the confusion. B Guzz
They are Delphi http://fuelinjectorconnection.com/sh...p?productid=45
Above is from the papers I received with my car, these are what he bought, whoever installed them used the wrong donuts and they were sucking air.
You would need new donuts to install them, the rail clips are on these injectors, I installed were a different type,I didn't need the clips.
the first person in line, and it always has been here at the forum, was whomever PMed me first, and someone did.
If he drops out the next one gets them..... again I'm sorry for the confusion. B Guzz