fuel set up?
11-24-10, 11:01 PM
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fuel set up?
So I'm doing a single turbo set up. My fuel set up is 1600 top feed/850 stock with modified rail. Situation is do I need injectors clips and/or resistors.
11-25-10, 05:03 AM
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might want to re think the 850's they can be a pain to lean out at idle. There is a recent thread in the pfc section about a better alternative. I will be ditching my 850 top feed primaries for them soon. Some are able to achieve good results without too much negative lag but many others are not satisfied with them.
11-25-10, 04:51 PM
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might want to re think the 850's they can be a pain to lean out at idle. There is a recent thread in the pfc section about a better alternative. I will be ditching my 850 top feed primaries for them soon. Some are able to achieve good results without too much negative lag but many others are not satisfied with them.
12-04-10, 08:58 PM
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ok well i got the resistors and injector clips i need to know where to install the resistors at? read up not to mount them in the engine bay cause of the vibration and heat. so i need wiring diagram and where do mount it?
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12-17-10, 08:58 PM
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I'll make another suggestion. Skip the 1600s and use the ID 2000s. In addition to being high impedance, which eliminates the need for the resistor all together, they're a better all around injector. More flow, better atomization, more linear response. Only downside is the high price tag.
12-18-10, 10:00 AM
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<Disclaimer: I'm a Paul Yaw groupie>
I got to attend the Motec "Understanding Your Injectors" seminar at PRI last week, and it's amazing how little most people really know about real-world injector perfomance. Long story made short, I'm in absolute concurrance with C. Ludwig: don't put a bandaid (i.e. resistors) on a sucking chest wound (antiquated techology), buy the RIGHT injectors!! In the long run, your tune will be much more accurate, repeatable and SAFE!
Personally, my 13B-REW is setup with four ID2000.
I'll make another suggestion. Skip the 1600s and use the ID 2000s. In addition to being high impedance, which eliminates the need for the resistor all together, they're a better all around injector. More flow, better atomization, more linear response. Only downside is the high price tag.
Personally, my 13B-REW is setup with four ID2000.
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So I got the clips and resistors and I'm soldering them in need to know witch wire is witch. Bigger wire is black with white strip and smaller is green
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