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Old 05-27-05, 11:48 AM
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Injectors?
If You Plan On Having About 350-360 Hp Are We Ok With Stock Flowed And Matched Injectors, Or Should I Upgrade? And If So, What Sizes Are Recommended?
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i would upgrade to be on the sade side. for that HP, i would get your stock primary rail machined and go with a stock set of 850's. or get some 1300's in the stock secondaries.
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So I Should Be Fine Running The Stock Injectors With The M2 Stage Ecu?
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If you want to see what power different configurations will support, you can do it with my fuel calcs page:
http://maxcooper.com/rx7/how-to/fuel_system/calcs.html

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If I Did Want To Go With Different Secondaries To Be Safe, What Can I Use Without Swapping The M2 Ecu?
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Originally Posted by DVSseven
If I Did Want To Go With Different Secondaries To Be Safe, What Can I Use Without Swapping The M2 Ecu?
Nothing. You have to use a standalone ecu for bigger injectors. The M2 isn't made to handle those kind of power levels anyway, it is setup for running 12-13 psi on the stock twins.
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