air fuel question
It sounds like you don't understand how EFI works. You don't add air to compensate for more fuel. The airflow is measured by the ECU and it then calculates how much fuel needs to be injected. Fuel system mods are needed when the airflow has been increased to the point where the stock fuel hardware can't supply the required amount of fuel.
Since you've given us zero info on your car, that's all you get for now.
Since you've given us zero info on your car, that's all you get for now.
you dont need larger injectors unless your making like 250 hp on a NA car,
the big gain mods, are full exhaust system with RB header, a true cold air intake( route it to somewhere where it can actually suck cold air, infront of car),
doesnt add hp but "makes more use of hp available" ,light weight flywheel, upgraded clutch, and then weight reduction( remove interior AC power steer, get aluminum hood, ect...
the big gain mods, are full exhaust system with RB header, a true cold air intake( route it to somewhere where it can actually suck cold air, infront of car),
doesnt add hp but "makes more use of hp available" ,light weight flywheel, upgraded clutch, and then weight reduction( remove interior AC power steer, get aluminum hood, ect...
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