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SemperboostJul-26-02 06:54 AM
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#27480, "Injectors OR .48 trim?"


          

I'm planning on getting one of two things 1)30lb injectors w/8:1 disk($175) 2) .48 trim turbine housing.($200) I don't plan to boost over 8lbs. Will the injectors give power even at low boost or are injectors only needed when boosting hi?? PLease help me out guys thanks

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RE: Injectors OR .48 trim?, mcgyvr, Jul-26-02 07:10 AM, #1
RE: Injectors OR .48 trim?, Teamdougie2, Jul-26-02 08:04 AM, #2
      RE: Injectors OR .48 trim?, mcgyvr, Jul-26-02 08:24 AM, #3
           RE: Injectors OR .48 trim?, thedawg, Jul-26-02 08:35 AM, #4
                RE: Injectors OR .48 trim?, pn0ymahal, Jul-26-02 09:45 AM, #5
                     RE: Injectors OR .48 trim?, thedawg, Jul-28-02 11:07 AM, #6
                          RE: Injectors OR .48 trim?, eclipsekaiser, Jul-29-02 07:49 AM, #7
                               RE: Injectors OR .48 trim?, thedawg, Jul-29-02 10:18 AM, #8

mcgyvrJul-26-02 07:10 AM
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#27481, "RE: Injectors OR .48 trim?"
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The injectors are only needed if your exceeding your fuel system capabilities, the smaller wheel will reduce turbo lag, if your only going to 8psi dont worry about the injectors, IMO

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Teamdougie2Jul-26-02 08:04 AM
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#27482, "RE: Injectors OR .48 trim?"
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If you have no intention of boosting > 8psi then get the smaller compressor trim. Stock injectors should also be fine if you're fuel system is tuned properly. The smaller trim will help a little with turbo lag.



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mcgyvrJul-26-02 08:24 AM
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#27483, "RE: Injectors OR .48 trim?"
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hey you stole my answer emoji

1998 dodge avenger 4 cyl AT
Mods are:
Not enough

  

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thedawgJul-26-02 08:35 AM
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#27484, "RE: Injectors OR .48 trim?"
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Hmmm. I'm gonna say injectors, cuz I blew at 5psi on the stock injectors. YES, I had other problems (FPR), but they were all related to running way too lean. I'm convinced if I had 30lb injectors all along , I wouldn't be spending $2000+ and 3 months downtime now.

Injectors are insurance.
Compressor is convienience.

  

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pn0ymahalJul-26-02 09:45 AM
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#27485, "RE: Injectors OR .48 trim?"
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dan, remember you always drove your car like a mad man }> also you are right the hrc fpr sucks ass, but the stock injectors will be good for 5-6psi of boost if they are working like they should. getting bigger injectors requires some tuning, if its not about right your car will be a bit slower due to running to rich.. hey dan, whens the install dude?




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thedawgJul-28-02 11:07 AM
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#27486, "RE: Injectors OR .48 trim?"
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I did NOT! emoji hehehe

Anyways, I got the wrong rings from Howell (.020 oversize pistons, standard bore rings) so they're in the mail. Engine should be built within hours of them arriving... I'm gonna be out this weekend tho. I'll let you know tho, thanks!

  

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eclipsekaiserJul-29-02 07:49 AM
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#27487, "RE: Injectors OR .48 trim?"
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I seem to recall the boosted conditions, follow by immediate shut down of motor without being turbo timed.

hehehehehe.

let me know. we might need to cut it to put it back.

;P


-K-

  

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thedawgJul-29-02 10:18 AM
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#27488, "RE: Injectors OR .48 trim?"
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HAHAHA um cut what? The frame's already dented enough to clear anything emoji

Anyways, HRC claims their turbos don't need to be timed... that it's all old fashioned FUD or smth emoji


  

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