injectors?

[duzy]

I have a 2003 mustang gt with a few bolt ons. I want to eventually run a s/c. should i put different size injectors in now or would it effect anything? would I get any performance out of injectors with only bolt ons done to the motor?

 

[darkside03gt]

There would be ZERO performance advantage of adding larger injectors plus you would need a retune to make them work. If you plan on adding a power adder later just keep your eye out for a good deal on a set. Dont buy anything less then 36lb injectors.

 

[duzy]

Ok sounds good thanks!

 

[Deleted member 38176]

There would be ZERO performance advantage of adding larger injectors plus you would need a retune to make them work. If you plan on adding a power adder later just keep your eye out for a good deal on a set. Dont buy anything less then 36lb injectors.

+1

Don't mess with the injectors until you actually have an SC.

 

[duzy]

see thats what i was wondering ok i wont

 

[darkside03gt]

This reminds me of the time a guy called me wanting to buy my cobra 39s thinking he was going to pick up 10-20 hp. I tried explaining it to him but he thought I was full of **** and I ended up refusing to sell them to him. No offence intended.

 

[Stumbaugh]

This reminds me of the time a guy called me wanting to buy my cobra 39s thinking he was going to pick up 10-20 hp. I tried explaining it to him but he thought I was full of **** and I ended up refusing to sell them to him. No offence intended.

Your a nicer guy than me. I would have said "Sweet....When are you coming to get them?"

 

[duzy]

haha i would have done the same, the thing is i spin my tires till 3rd and i dont want to tare up my street tires and i know they wont spin with slicks.

 

[Gearbanger 101]

Keep in mind...if you're going to buy a supercharger in "kit" form, a lot of them will suply injectors within the kit. Would hate to see you buy a set, then turn around a couple of months later when it comes time to buying the blower only to be forced into buying another.