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70818, Disc to use for 15psi Posted by Sitinlo, May-11-04 05:45 PM
Ok i have the homemade bleed valve and whatever spring and disc comes in the sfmu. I also have the safc set at -30% hi and lo and mustang 42# injectors. I want to just tune with the sfmu and fine tune with the safc. What disc and spring do i need to use for 15psi
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70824, RE: Disc to use for 15psi Posted by xEclipsE RaceRx, May-12-04 03:57 AM
I've been searching the board cuz I am about to start up my car for the first time with this turbo setup, and I have 42lb injectors as well so about 440s, and seems like most people are using the 2.72 ring/disk with the dark spring. Just search to see what you find.
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70825, RE: Disc to use for 15psi Posted by ner947, May-12-04 04:08 AM
I second that.
For 415-440 cc/min injectors the proven setup is to use the 2.72" disk, dark spring, idle pressure set around 15-20 psi, static pressure set around 30-35 psi. All of this, of course, depends on the alingment of the planets. Play around with different pressures and see what works best on your car.
Oh yeah, sell the S-AFC. You don't need it anymore. Your car will run better without it.
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70826, RE: Disc to use for 15psi Posted by brynden29, May-12-04 04:12 AM
Hmm... Sell the SAFC? My car will run better without it? Hmm... I would like more info on this please.
Oh and I am running 50lb msd injectors and the SFMU.
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