Yby4n95Z
09-12-2004, 12:06 AM
I know most go 42lb injectors to eliminate the FMU on the ATI procharger. Think 38Lb would do the trick? Came across a good deal on a set.
Thanks
Adam
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Adam
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Get away with 38lb injectors on 8# ATI no FMU?Yby4n95Z 09-12-2004, 12:06 AM I know most go 42lb injectors to eliminate the FMU on the ATI procharger. Think 38Lb would do the trick? Came across a good deal on a set. Thanks Adam 1BadAzzGT 09-12-2004, 01:05 AM I know most go 42lb injectors to eliminate the FMU on the ATI procharger. Think 38Lb would do the trick? Came across a good deal on a set. Thanks Adam Adam, I wouldn't trust it but it's up to you. Bone Maro 09-13-2004, 07:41 AM Adam, I wouldn't trust it but it's up to you. These were my injectors and they behaved just fine at 476rwhp and making 6psi. The only reason I sold them to Adam is because they won't support 500+rwhp and I upgraded to 50# injectors. I too had an FMU and had fueling issues. These 38s were the remedy and did their job well :) blk95zm6 09-13-2004, 11:42 PM I run 30's....100 percent duty cycle at WOT...Briefly... 455 RWHP, 447RWTQ....58 psi FP at idle, no fmu.... I'm programmed that way, "safe", is a relative term...No knock, showing 900's on my o2's.... Hoping to get my larger (proper sized) injector's soon, but this does work for now... DarkblueTA 09-14-2004, 12:52 PM I know most go 42lb injectors to eliminate the FMU on the ATI procharger. Think 38Lb would do the trick? Came across a good deal on a set. Thanks Adam I'm doing the same thing. 38# injectors, 7# of boost, with no problems. | ||