What I've been working on... Turbo GP SOLD!
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Hey robert I meant to ask you. I've got ford yellow top 19/lb hr injectors right now. I've also got a set of N/A 3800 injectors and a set of 3500 injectors. Do you know the flow rates on those?
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I figured they were... wot-tech has some 65mm TBs... I just don't wana pay for em!
Hey robert I meant to ask you. I've got ford yellow top 19/lb hr injectors right now. I've also got a set of N/A 3800 injectors and a set of 3500 injectors. Do you know the flow rates on those?
Hey robert I meant to ask you. I've got ford yellow top 19/lb hr injectors right now. I've also got a set of N/A 3800 injectors and a set of 3500 injectors. Do you know the flow rates on those?
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Right above the throttle cable on the black mount is a spot for a kickdown cable (cant see it in the pic), and you can see on the throttle where it would hook up. Logan noticed that spot and we grabbed my kickdown cable and sure enough it fits right in there. It just won't connect to that throttle.
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94-95 L27'* and 96-? L36'* have the same injectors, although they're rated at 19lb/hr on the L27'* and 21lb/hr on the L36'*. The difference is the pressure at the fuel rail, which I'm not sure if I remember correctly, but I believe it was something like 37psi on the L27 and 45psi on the L36. You'd have to double check that though.


