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Old 01-09-2007, 11:06 AM
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i have a turbo'd civic D16z6 motor and want to go 15 lbs of boost wwhat injectors are a good cc to handle 15 lbs boost my choices are RC 440cc RC 550cc or RC 750cc the prices diff. is only about 30$ between the 440 and the 750s so any help plz thank you

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Old 01-09-2007, 11:08 AM
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Get the biggest ones possible. They will come in handy when you decide to move on to bigger and better things Is this a built motor or stock?
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all depends on hp.
Old 01-09-2007, 11:14 AM
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the motor is built rod pistons crank. the head is stock the ignition all msd external coil all that good stuff and fuel mangment is a VAFC-2 the pistons were rated to max out at 20 lbs boost so i want to stay in the 15lbs so i dont want to get injectors that are to much in riching the motor out wise ?? and what kinda fuel pump and regulater and rail should i look at or do i even need to what stock parts will work with 15 lbs boost??
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Default Re: Quick ??? SOMEONE HELP??????? (jarven93)

If its a built motor dont get the smaller ones, get the 750s, but the first thing I would do is ditch the V-AFC and use some real engine managment. No reason to risk your built motor on it. Just my .02 cents....

Use a Walbro pump and leave your regulator and fuel rail stock, you dont need to upgrade those yet...
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what would you suggest for a fuel managment??
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Default Re: Quick ??? SOMEONE HELP??????? (jarven93)

Crome would be my first choice, since its so cheap, but you also have many other choices, Neptune, Hondata, AEM ect. Ive just seen/heard about to many cars blowing on the V-AFC hack.
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very important get real engine management as listed in this guys post.

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Boosted B6teen &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Crome would be my first choice, since its so cheap, but you also have many other choices, Neptune, Hondata, AEM ect. Ive just seen/heard about to many cars blowing on the V-AFC hack.</TD></TR></TABLE>

and i would go with the 750's
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