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Old Nov 2, 2003 | 06:33 PM
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Old Nov 4, 2003 | 09:13 AM
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Zero, Its the engine that produces HP j/k. What do you mean?
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Old Nov 4, 2003 | 11:32 AM
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I was wanting to know how much HP the stock fuel system will support? What injectiors are in the car stock? How much power will the stock fuel pump support?

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Old Nov 4, 2003 | 12:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Turbo Junkie
I was wanting to know how much HP the stock fuel system will support? What injectiors are in the car stock? How much power will the stock fuel pump support?

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I believe it'* 21lb. injectors. If you go with more boost, it'* usually a good idea to go to 24lb. right off the bat, particularly if your going with hotter-firing coils and wires. I know there are some in here moving to the 30'* range...
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Old Nov 4, 2003 | 07:54 PM
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I am putting a smaller pulley on my sc, and plan to get nos. Should i get better injectors, if so, what kind and how much would they cost.
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Old Nov 4, 2003 | 09:10 PM
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Originally Posted by jachin
I am putting a smaller pulley on my sc, and plan to get nos. Should i get better injectors, if so, what kind and how much would they cost.
Burgandy Boat, jeffrey10x2, or DrJay can answer that one precisely. PM one of them if they don't show here...
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Old Nov 4, 2003 | 09:57 PM
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Originally Posted by jachin
I am putting a smaller pulley on my sc, and plan to get nos. Should i get better injectors, if so, what kind and how much would they cost.
Any Nitrous system should be the last thing you do...

One of the other mods on BC here: Allmachtige, he successfully installed and uses a NO2 dry shot system. He is your best resource
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i talk to him all the time and he is very helpful but his knowledge ends at the supercharger he refers me to the usual people. I try to talk to them but they usuall arent on when i am
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Instead of going a higher injectors you could just increase the fuel pressure on your injectors. There really isnt a point of going to higher injectors just cuz you think you need them, all your doing is wasting you money. Just like adding a MSD box if you dont need it. Your getting a bigger spark but that extra spark isnt doing anything. I would go ahead and upgrade the stock fuel pump. Especially if down the road you are going to stick to your turbo plans.
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Originally Posted by Roadrash187
Instead of going a higher injectors you could just increase the fuel pressure on your injectors. There really isnt a point of going to higher injectors just cuz you think you need them, all your doing is wasting you money. Just like adding a MSD box if you dont need it. Your getting a bigger spark but that extra spark isnt doing anything. I would go ahead and upgrade the stock fuel pump. Especially if down the road you are going to stick to your turbo plans.
Thats cool,
I know alot of people just use the 255 inline pump for more fuel. Do any of you guys run one?
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