what size injector should i get
i have turbo h22 i never run the motor yet. will the stock injector be fine for 5 psi of boost or should get bigger injector? could i wait to get bigger injectors
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Are you shitting me? You're going to run them AEM EMS for 5 psi? Wow.........what a waste of money. I say get some dsm 450cc injectors off ebay for like $70 or so.
Are you shitting me? You're going to run them AEM EMS for 5 psi? Wow.........what a waste of money. I say get some dsm 450cc injectors off ebay for like $70 or so.
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Are you shitting me? You're going to run them AEM EMS for 5 psi? Wow.........what a waste of money. I say get some dsm 450cc injectors off ebay for like $70 or so. </TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah... some h22 injectors are pritty large stock.. and wouldnt probably max out on just 5 psi.. buuuut.. better safe then sorry... get some cheap DSM's
Are you shitting me? You're going to run them AEM EMS for 5 psi? Wow.........what a waste of money. I say get some dsm 450cc injectors off ebay for like $70 or so. </TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah... some h22 injectors are pritty large stock.. and wouldnt probably max out on just 5 psi.. buuuut.. better safe then sorry... get some cheap DSM's
How much power are you eventually planning to run? Might as well just get big injectors that will be able to support your power goals, so you only have to buy them once. I wouldn't boost on stock injectors if you don't have to.
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by beerbongskickass »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">How much power are you eventually planning to run? Might as well just get big injectors that will be able to support your power goals, so you only have to buy them once. I wouldn't boost on stock injectors if you don't have to.</TD></TR></TABLE>
yeah, i never even thought of that... if your planning on cranking up the boost in the future ... maybe after you build your block or something then you might as well bet bigger injectors now and tune them down so that you dont have to buy 2 sets... however, the big injectors in my opinion are a little more difficult to tune up right but i tought myself how to use uberdata and it took a while haha.. good luck man...
yeah, i never even thought of that... if your planning on cranking up the boost in the future ... maybe after you build your block or something then you might as well bet bigger injectors now and tune them down so that you dont have to buy 2 sets... however, the big injectors in my opinion are a little more difficult to tune up right but i tought myself how to use uberdata and it took a while haha.. good luck man...
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by beerbongskickass »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">How much power are you eventually planning to run? Might as well just get big injectors that will be able to support your power goals, so you only have to buy them once. I wouldn't boost on stock injectors if you don't have to.</TD></TR></TABLE>
Listen to this guy ..
Figure out your power goals and select an injector from there. For most wild street turbo setups, RC 750 are popular and work great. Dont blow money on 450s, then move up to 550s then decide you want more power and trash them both for 750s.
Listen to this guy ..

Figure out your power goals and select an injector from there. For most wild street turbo setups, RC 750 are popular and work great. Dont blow money on 450s, then move up to 550s then decide you want more power and trash them both for 750s.
I'm using 750s with as much as 17 lbs from a GT30. I plan on upping it to 1000s and doing 20 +lbs. At 16 lbs. the engine develops over 425 whp on Mustang and Dynojet dynos. Should be more than enough (useable) street power - but what's enough?
I'm using 750s with as much as 17 lbs from a GT30. I plan on upping it to 1000s and doing 20 +lbs. At 16 lbs. the engine develops over 425 whp on Mustang and Dynojet dynos. Should be more than enough (useable) street power - but what's enough? If the pistons are stock you probably won't want to go over 3-400 anyway. Mahle makes a piston that is compatable with stock liners.
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