gunter96ws6

im currently running a cc306 with stock injectors, if i decide to spray a 100 shot would it be a good idea to get bigger injectors? if so how big, thanks~gunter

ford

Depends on the kit.

Wet kit id say no, you'll be fine.

But with a dry kit, id say yes. You will be very close to reaching their limits.

Someone correct me but i believe the stock injectors are only good for 400rwhp or so?

LPEdave

Yep that's correct. Not only that, but stock injectors have a tendency to lock up at the high pressure used on dry kits.

Dave

ford

good point, plus most aftermarket injectors lock in the open postition instead of closed, incase they do lock up.

gunter96ws6

ill probley do a dry(100 shot) what size injectors should, i get?~gunter

ford

whatever your wallet can afford

gunter96ws6

what would be a good size that wouldnt max out and wouldnt be over kill?~gunter

gunter96ws6

anyone?

ford

38lb/hr?

even bigger wouldnt hurt, like i said whatever your wallet can handle

Injuneer

Even with a dry kit, you don't necessarily need larger injectors. The typical dry kit, and specifically the NOS 5176 LT1 kit, increases injector flow by increasing the fuel pressure when you spray. Hence, you still size your injectors for the non-N2O case. As noted in a couple of the posts above, you will still need new injectors, because the stock RP injectors don't like 80psi.

In the NOS 5177 dry kit for the LS1, you may need larger injectors, since that kit simply sprays through the MAF to get the extra fuel.

gunter96ws6

i was waiting on you to chime in fred, you know you $h!t when it comes to nitrous, thanks~gunter

DrewHMS97SS

with the cost of kits, i dont see the advantage to running dry. why not run wet and not have to worry. you can get some steals from racetronix or combination motorsports for injectors as well.