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Installing Bigger Fuel Injectors

Musky

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Musky Experienced

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Hey guys,

I've got half a day off work and nothing to do and was going to fit my sard injectors into my rb25 therefore saving me some dollars in labour. The question i ask is: If i do this will the car run (i realise it wont be running too well) so i can take it to a tuner and get it tuned? I have a powerfc fitted, is there an option i can use to temporarily get the car moving?

Any fast response WILL be greatly appreciated :sick:

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r33cruiser Grand Master

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wat size man.

i could run 550cc. they are able to putt short distances...

use the stock ecu to get there. then when in the tuners carpark, switch it over to PFC

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BHDave Grand Master

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Are the sards the old single pintle type?

If so chuck in injector correction of 70% (so you have a bit of extra fuel just in case) and a latency of 12ms.

done, drive it off boost to the tuner, the o2 sensor will do the rest.

Musky Experienced

Musky

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Are the sards the old single pintle type?

Im not too sure? They aare a couple of years old and have pintle caps?

Cheers for the info mate, will be doing it next time i've got some spare time.....

Musky Experienced

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Yew...another day off, sucks cuz im not getting money, good cuz i can work on my car :P

So im gunna have a crack at fitting the injectors but I've also got a z32 afm lying around, same question, can that be fitted without causing troubles?

Im just really trying to save myself some bucks here, i liek to get to know my car better too and im a bit handy with a tool in my hand (take that how you will :worship: ).....

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