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Well it worked when i bought it. Then died after 3 years of owning lol.
The 3 other cars ive owned, didnt have AC or it didnt work when I bought them.
The 3 other cars ive owned, didnt have AC or it didnt work when I bought them.
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QQ,you tell someone that knows what they're doing your goals and they tell you which injectors you need. Or you hit me up and get a deal on some id1000's which should be perfect for you lol (unless you plan to go over 450whp, not torque, in which case you'd need 1300's)
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It's QQ thankyouverymuch
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Would there be a problem with 1300 injectors and 91?
I've been vaguely scratching the surface on fueling information. So far, my findings have been that fuel systems are expensive.
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id1k's are good for 450 on corn and over 500 on 91.
1300's are good for about 500 on corn and 600+ on 91.
Either one would work totally fine but there's a very significant price difference.
Fuel systems are only expensive if you needlessly overbuild them. pumps are 100-200. injectors are 400-800.
*(and I'm talking about quality parts, not junk)
In your case, you'd only need the lower end of each of those. my gr made 428 on corn on id1k's and a dw65c. Trap speeds actually indicate those power figures to be conservative too
1300's are good for about 500 on corn and 600+ on 91.
Either one would work totally fine but there's a very significant price difference.
Fuel systems are only expensive if you needlessly overbuild them. pumps are 100-200. injectors are 400-800.
*(and I'm talking about quality parts, not junk)
In your case, you'd only need the lower end of each of those. my gr made 428 on corn on id1k's and a dw65c. Trap speeds actually indicate those power figures to be conservative too
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The 20g with 1000s running 98% IDC on E85 only managed 360/360. The RS maxed 1300s on E85 on a Dom 1.5 and made 420/450. Both setups made about 10-15% less power and torque on 91 at similar IDCs.



