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Old 10-18-2004, 08:28 AM
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hey I just installed a greddy turbo kit on a 95 civic ex.
The car has a full msd ignition,hollowed out cat,b7m press. reg., aem fuel rail,
and of couse the turbo kit.

whenever I start to really hit the boost around 4000 rpm's or so the car goes lean.

I know that I prob need bigger injectors and better fuel tuning my question is, whether this is a common problem or not?

Did I miss something saying that I should be getting bigger injectors??

thanks
Old 10-18-2004, 08:34 AM
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Bigger injectors would definately help out the situation. As would fuel management such as uberdata or hondata so that you could better tune your timing/fuel/ignition whatever.

Lets just put it this way, whatever you do if you are running lean at boost you're going to break something so fix it.
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also a good fuel pump would do
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FMU's rock!

Look at getting a warlboro 255 inline fuel pump first and seeing what that does.

Are you running any boost timing retard?
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