high pressure Injectors
03-29-06, 01:20 AM
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high pressure Injectors
Okay just so I know... If I want to toss in some 1000 cc injectors in for secondaries what else do I have to do? do I need to upgrade anything else other than a fuel pressure regulator? 
03-29-06, 11:12 AM
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Your profile says you have a Mustang 3.8 litre...I assume that is out of date. 
You will need to upgrade the following:
-fuel pump
-fuel computer
The stock pressure regulator will work but the fuel pressure will rise. An aftermarket regulator will take care of that.
More importantly, you need some way to control those injectors. This will be in either the form of a piggyback fuel controller (ie. S-AFC) or a full standalone (ie. Microtech, Haltech, etc.). You can't just install those injectors and expect the car to run very well.
You will need to upgrade the following:
-fuel pump
-fuel computer
The stock pressure regulator will work but the fuel pressure will rise. An aftermarket regulator will take care of that.
More importantly, you need some way to control those injectors. This will be in either the form of a piggyback fuel controller (ie. S-AFC) or a full standalone (ie. Microtech, Haltech, etc.). You can't just install those injectors and expect the car to run very well.
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