Injector question?
12-17-2005, 01:11 AM
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Injector question?
Ok, yesterday me and a friend of mine were sitting around trying to think of ways to increase fuel under boost without adding an safc, emange etc. I know that i cant add bigger fuel injectors without something to control them. So I thought maybe i could take my stock fuel injectors and open up the holes where the fuel comes out with a drill or take off the disks were the holes are and replace the disks with one from a bigger injector. Do you guys think this would work?
12-17-2005, 10:47 AM
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Re: Injector question?
Originally Posted by dlb
Ok, yesterday me and a friend of mine were sitting around trying to think of ways to increase fuel under boost without adding an safc, emange etc. I know that i cant add bigger fuel injectors without something to control them. So I thought maybe i could take my stock fuel injectors and open up the holes where the fuel comes out with a drill or take off the disks were the holes are and replace the disks with one from a bigger injector. Do you guys think this would work?
if you don't want to add some engine management system, then at least put a FMU ... I don't like it personaly, but it will put more fuel under boost, if that's what you want
12-17-2005, 10:58 AM
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Re: Injector question?
Originally Posted by dlb
Ok, yesterday me and a friend of mine were sitting around trying to think of ways to increase fuel under boost without adding an safc, emange etc. I know that i cant add bigger fuel injectors without something to control them. So I thought maybe i could take my stock fuel injectors and open up the holes where the fuel comes out with a drill or take off the disks were the holes are and replace the disks with one from a bigger injector. Do you guys think this would work?
12-18-2005, 12:33 AM
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Re: Injector question?
FMU or you can a lil bit bigger than stock in terms of cc's or using a fuel regulator and increase the fuel pressure at the fuel rail... all inferior to doing it the right way.. but will most definately work better than drilling your injectors 
12-18-2005, 08:14 AM
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Re: Injector question?
how do you expect to drill the standard injectors without damaging the pintle
not only that but even if you could do it, i doubt you have machinery that is accurate enough to do each of the 4 injectors equally. Do it properly and get some bigger injectors, they are all of 40 bucks
not only that but even if you could do it, i doubt you have machinery that is accurate enough to do each of the 4 injectors equally. Do it properly and get some bigger injectors, they are all of 40 bucks
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