Best fuel set up?
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Hey man im pushing about four fifteen and still have my stock injectors and pump. After about four twenty horses to the flywheel the stock pump and injectors cant keep up under high demand. Ive been asked why i give this website out before but ill do it again anyway. You wont find a better deal than hawks third gen parts online. You can get a walbro pump that is already built for direct replacement of your old one with no modifications for one hundred and fifty dollars and a complete set for two twenty you wont find a better deal for a better built pump. Also if you look on line on ebay you can find alot of 30# to 42# injectors with warranties for under two hundred dollars. Good luck just make sure that you know your power before buying the injectors.
You'll never convince me you aren't shilling for hawksthirdgen... a shame you are trying to steal business from the people who have supported this site for years. JMHO.
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You should sticky that calculation info and all the useful info in this thread. i see alot of injectors threads and by far this is the most useful of all of them.
i also looked all over shbox and couldn't find this info or anything similar on his site. It might be there i just couldn't find it.
i also looked all over shbox and couldn't find this info or anything similar on his site. It might be there i just couldn't find it.
Last edited by mel0n666; Apr 30, 2010 at 12:17 PM.
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From: Hell was full so they sent me to NJ
Did you check the "sticky" on injector sizing on the "Fuel & Ignition" forum? Not as much detail, but suggests the "0.07 X" guideline for picking your minimum injector size.
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