36lbs or 42lbs injectors?

steve75

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i have about 350hp to the crank. im adding a paxton novi 1000 which should put me around 480 to the crank and around 400 to the wheels. should i go with 36 or 42 lbs injectors? after i install the charger im done. i will not be adding anymore horse. i want to keep this car as close to a daily driver as i can.

 

vristang

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42's and get it tuned...

 

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What's in it now? 30's?


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steve75 said:

i have about 350hp to the crank. im adding a paxton novi 1000 which should put me around 480 to the crank and around 400 to the wheels. should i go with 36 or 42 lbs injectors? after i install the charger im done. i will not be adding anymore horse. i want to keep this car as close to a daily driver as i can.

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I was just curious...you running the stock block? 302? Stroker? I'm planning on a 331 stock short block and eventually a novi 1000 but wondering how long the stock block is going to last. Your numbers sound about where I would want to be. I guess I could always just stay n/a with all the bolt ons and higher compression. THanks

 

steve75

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im running a ford racing engine with a novi 1000.