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Turboed 420a motor

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zWelchz91

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Feb 7, 2008
Canandaigua, New York
Hey everyone i just have one question. I was wondering if stock injectors in a 420a motor would work. I have a t3/t4 in it. I was thinking about getting the tsi injectors and replacing everything to have them work but that will cost me more...
 
What else are you running for fuel control? To run stock injectors you also need a walbro 255 pump and 12:1 FMU. That is good for 7-8psi. If you want to run 450 dsm injectors you will need a resistor pack also and a SFMU to lower your idle pressure some and rise rate.
 
What else are you running for fuel control? To run stock injectors you also need a walbro 255 pump and 12:1 FMU. That is good for 7-8psi. If you want to run 450 dsm injectors you will need a resistor pack also and a SFMU to lower your idle pressure some and rise rate.

i thought u only needed a new resistor pack for the tsi injectors?
 
For the ECU to control the injectors properly you do only need a resistor pack. But the problem is that the ECU thinks they are 210s so you run stupid rich. So you have to lower the base pressure and the rise rate to keep a good AFR.
 
ok so for the 420a motor is it easier to go the 4g63t way of doing things or the 420a way...
 
to get injectors for the 4g63t motor and get a new resistor and everything to make them work. i have an aftermarket fuel pressure regulator but the fuel pump is stock.
 
ok well... What do i have to do to be able to run 15-20 lbs out of a 420a motor on a t3/t4 turbo.
 
ok well... What do i have to do to be able to run 15-20 lbs out of a 420a motor on a t3/t4 turbo.

I'm not inclined on the 420a but for the amount of boost you want to run, i would get a set of 650cc's just to be on the safe side.
 
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