Injectors -- compatible between years?
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1997-1998: 28 pounds per hour injector
1999-2000: 26 pounds per hour injector
2001-2004 28 pounds per hour injector
A search of part numbers for each model year,from more than one source--- would verify if this is correct or not .
Last edited by phoneman91; Aug 4, 2015 at 11:28 AM.
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I do know the early cars (97-98) had bigger injectors, as Lingenfelter charged extra for his first twin turbo kits when installed on later cars as he had to "upgrade" them to the earlier injectors.
BTW, I've always understood that's the reason early cars get more benefit from a CAI system than later ones - look at the K&N web site for their dyno numbers as an example.
p.s. Wouldn't it be great if all CAI vendors published actual dyno results? It would get rid of a lot of the mythology out there.
BTW, I've always understood that's the reason early cars get more benefit from a CAI system than later ones - look at the K&N web site for their dyno numbers as an example.
p.s. Wouldn't it be great if all CAI vendors published actual dyno results? It would get rid of a lot of the mythology out there.
