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Debating on Injector size for 60-1 turbo...

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highintenzity4

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Apr 30, 2004
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I previously had 650's on my 50 trim setup with an safc2 and I was running pretty rich. With my new setup Im debating which injector size to go with. I now have the dsmlink which was programmed for 650s.. I havent upgraded my injectors yet. What do you guys recommend? THanks.
 
there was another post on this. with a 60-1.....650s will do,i wouldnt run anything over 20psi on pump gas,unless you got a wideband,or dyno tuned the car past it,to make sure your not leaning out.on race gas you should be able to crank it up on the 550s.880s are over kill in a sense.im running pte 680s with a sc-61.
 
I run 850's with dsmlink. and Its perfect,. I know guys who have ran 650s and tuend them to the max before moving up in inj size
 
Base fuel pressure makes quite a difference in the IDC. Before my turbo got f'd, I was running 20 psi with my GT3255 and 36.6 base fuel pressure. I have a SupraTT Pump, Aeromotive AFPR, and SS lines. I got 107% at 10.4:1 AF Ratio. I turned up the pressure to 45 psi and now I am around 86%. That is a big ass difference to the injector. I would go with the 880s though if I were you, so you can tune for max power later, you will need to run race gas and a lot of boost of course, but you know that allready don't you. ;)
 
boy, this 60-1 crap/supporting mods has been beaten to absolute death lately.

If you have dsmlink, no reason not to go big with the injectors.
 
Yeah go huge with dsmlink. I have PTE 880's and my global is at -40 ( you know the whole they dont really flow 880cc thing), so you have plenty of room to run some big ones.
 
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