Upgrading injectors soon. PE 650 or 800?
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Upgrading injectors soon. PE 650 or 800?
Thanks to the heads up from Mike from MPJ, I checked out my IDC and sure enough, it was up at 100% from 18psi -20psi. I thought the 565cc STi's could handle more than that.
Car runs strong and smooth with plenty of fuel, but I plan on pushing the envelope soon and boosting up to 22 or 23 PSI.
I don't want to flood her out. Do you think that i should go with the 650's or the 800's.
NEED MORE BOOOOOOOSSSSSTTTT!!!
NEED MORE POWER SCOTTIE!!!!
Andy
Car runs strong and smooth with plenty of fuel, but I plan on pushing the envelope soon and boosting up to 22 or 23 PSI.
I don't want to flood her out. Do you think that i should go with the 650's or the 800's.
NEED MORE BOOOOOOOSSSSSTTTT!!!
NEED MORE POWER SCOTTIE!!!!
Andy
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try the rc's i have had nothing but good praise for there quality. I also heard, and maybe someone can prove or disprove this. That the RC's have a better spray pattern the the PE's do.. Can anyone add to that?
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Your using the UTEC right? If so then go with the PE650's as the PE800's are a b1tch to work with on the UTEC due to the way they switch over and suddenly flood. If you are using a UTEC and have your stock ECU cracked ala Ecutek then there is a way to remedy the switch over by changing some of the parameters (I think I-Speed does your tuning if so they should be able to do this for you)
Even if you do the above I don't think you really need the PE800's for your setup and should be able to run your 1820 quite safely at your desired boost levels with PE650's and have a easier tuning experience as well.
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Even if you do the above I don't think you really need the PE800's for your setup and should be able to run your 1820 quite safely at your desired boost levels with PE650's and have a easier tuning experience as well.
Mike
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Originally posted by BADWRX
I do my tuning. I think you are right Mike. I think that the 650's should be just fine.
I do my tuning. I think you are right Mike. I think that the 650's should be just fine.
Mike
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