Injector and Fuel Plate ?
i have talked to alot of people about this some enthusists and some techs but some say do a fuel plate first and then others say do injectors first. the techs say if i do the fuel plate first the injectors wont atomise all of the fuel and will blow the tips of the injectors, but if i do injectors first the pump wont handle the excess fuel because of the stock fuel plate. anything helps thanks guys
yup. gauges are number one on the list, atleast boost and EGT, and tranny temp would be next in my book..... then later on down the road a fuel pressure gauge....
i ran for over 4 years after doing the plate and before doing injectors and never once had a problem with the tips on my injectors......
i ran for over 4 years after doing the plate and before doing injectors and never once had a problem with the tips on my injectors......
yeah those injectors will be fine just cut your plate to what ever you want i suggest a *100 but gauges gauges gauges got to keep an eye on your egts and boost dont go over 1500 degrees for more than a few seconds and with a stock charger try not to go past 35 pounds they will handle alot more but after 35 pounds they just make pressure and hot air they are way out of there efficiency curve.
ya i have gauges but thats what i thought cuz i have 210k on the truck so i was just wondering cuz i know there is always a chance for something to go wrong with anything you do. and i want to get a #5 plate or should i just get a 10
ok cuz my goal is to have a nice street truck that does good off road so i want around 300-350hp. so i think i am just going to do injectors fuel plate gsk kit and a bigger turbo. and would 75hp injectors be fine for that o wouldi need 90s. thanks for the input




