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Anyone running the stock 19lb injectors with a supercharger without any drivability problems? I'm running a Procharger w/ 9psi boost, 3 core intercooler and the stock injectors. Problem, high speed flat spot at 4000 rpm's under 3/4 throttle. I can drive thru this problem under full throttle. Anyone been thru this before. Otherwise the car runs fine.
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Are you running an FMU?
 
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John89lx said:
Are you running an FMU?
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Yes, it came with the procharger.
 

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I push 11 psi with an FMU and stock injectors. Runs fine. My fuel pressure is over 100psi under boost. This causes a very rich condition at high RPMs but for now it works fine. I don't recommend running the fuel press this high or the FMU for very long. If your fmu fails, you will burn holes in your pistons. I am redirecting funds for a set of 42#ers, 80mm mass, fuel reg. and 255 pump. I have a T-rex in line now.
HOpe that helps.
 

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I'm running a powerdyne 6lb kit with stock 19lbers and an FMU. I modified the belt tensioner to put more tension on the belt so it is seeing the full 6lbs.
The only flat spot in the rpms I am experiencing is at about 4.5K when my spark goes out...then it kicks back in like half a second later

As far as drivability problems there are none whatsoever. It runs like stock at normal rpms. But before I add anymore power i'll definately be upgrading to 24lbers or better. Simple math proves that on 9lbs of boost you'll be running lean on the stock injectors
 

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sure

same here stock injectors about 12psi and it works good, but i only do very short bursts with it. in afact i never went over 4500RPM yet, btu my air/fuel is ok tuill around there. gunna get some 30# injectors and recal the fmu and i'll be set. also gota go with a bigger fuel pump and adj reg. but it'll do for another few weeks. i just woudn't suggest putting it on a dyno or runnen it down the strip.
 

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OH yeah, I got an MSD 6AL with the boost timing control. This could be the reason theres no flat spot with my ride.
 
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