24# injectors

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ok so i found a good deal on some 24 # injectors. my righ tnow i have a B cam w/ longtubes and boltons. the CAI, MAF, and cobra upper/lower manifolds will be going on soon (christmas??). eventually i'd like to do afr 165's. will the 24's be necessary? and w/o the heads on, will the 24's be overkill? will i lose a ton of gas mileage (still in school, and this is my daily driver). will a larger in-tank fuel pump /fuel pressure regulator be necessary?
-Dan
 
are the 24's necessary with the heads though? the heads unfortunately will have to come later, due to lack of funding lol. could i get the fuel pressure tuned down on the 24's while i wait for the heads?
 
you guys are saying overkill if he puts the 24's on a mild combo, but will the 24's actaully hurt perfomance on a mild combo? wont the injectors only give the amount of fuel that the engine is asking for, or will more fuel be delivered per pulse just cuz? if he has a MAF that is calibrated for 24's the computer should know how to ajust the pulses to accommodate for them right?
am i misinformed? i bet i am.
 
huRACEmentPSR said:
didnt the 95 cobras have 24s? they had basic boltons, intake and such....
I know the 93 cobra conversion kit comes with 24's,EEC,and the MAF. so the 93 was running 24's with only a diff intake. but the cobra computer is not the same so i dont know. i think the 93 cobra EEC sucks for further moding? some one has to know this..
 
just for a reference, when I was running my afr 165's/b-31 cam/ systemax II intake with 24lb injectors, the injectors were running at 98% duty cycle at 5800 rpms (shoud be below 90%). I should have used 30 lbers.
 
Several times I've read the injectors running under stock spec or higher fuel pressure will not give the correct delivery. I would take the 24's now and put them in a drawer..they will provide you no benefit now, but come later with a head upgrade you'll be able to meet the needs of the combo..as is now your setup at stock pressure setting will be more than adequate to supply the fuel.