Guys/gals,
I have to change out my injectors next weekend. My question is how do you get the fuel/pressure out of the rails in order to start replacingthe injectors?
Thanks!!!:nice:
Street,
Called procharger and the chip they are supplying me requires 42 lb injectors.
Now I just need to know where I can find some on a poor mans budget.
You guys have any suggestions?:shrug:
Any places to find these for 300 bucks online?
I've found plenty of them out there for 300 - 350 but I don't know if they will work on my 4.6. What are you guys with limited budgets like myself using and where?
THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!! :nice:
Not really a ricer question.:nono: To be honest it doesn't matter. Just curious. I bought a P1SC-1 ATI and don't care how loud it is.
Just a curious question.
I did buy the kit. It does come with a chip designed for my year.(04) It doesn't come with injectors. Procharger sent me some information and it said was to bolt it on and run 91 octane or better. I think I'll go with 30lb. To me it just seems like 42 is a waste since I don't plan on...
I appreciate all the feedback.
Based on a post or two it sounds like I may need to go with a larger MAF.
Does bigger = rich or does biggest = richer?
I won't be able to get a tune for a long time and if I get a larger MAF I wan't to be sure I'm still not running to lean a ping ping ping.
Ordered the P1SC. Procharger only asks that you use a higher grade gasoline and the larger injectors aren't necessary. My car is bone stock and I plan on keeping it that way with the exception of the SC. Most dealers say that 42lb injectors are a requirement.
Are 42lbs really...
I ordered a SC from Superchargersforless. (Procharger)
What is a good oil to use and where can you get it?
SC4less wants $24 each (not labor) change but I know nothing about the oil.
Thanks.
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Hoping to install a Procharger this summer. After the install, I'll probably have to back off the timing to prevent detonation.
If you would, please explain or illustrate where the timing light is directed.
THANKS!!! :shrug: