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Jim Craig · 04-09-2014, 12:44 PM

I'm not an injector guy, but I'm a fuel pump guy and I hear mid 70's to mid 80's is good....90's are bad as you're getting close to locking the injector. Another item that can occur is your injectors go high due to lack of fuel volume in the system, this is normally seen in boosted applications although I believe can occur in N/A apps as well.

There are some pretty good "injector" guys out there.......Precision, Injector Dynamics, Kinsler and some pretty good tuners as well (who also know injectors....Hyperaktive, PTP, Shane T, Travis Quillen, Young's Performance out of Alabama, Jeff Taylor......good luck

04-09-2014, 12:44 PM	#3
Jim Craig Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Clinton, OH Posts: 106 Likes: 0 Liked 5 Times in 3 Posts	Re: Fuel Injector Question I'm not an injector guy, but I'm a fuel pump guy and I hear mid 70's to mid 80's is good....90's are bad as you're getting close to locking the injector. Another item that can occur is your injectors go high due to lack of fuel volume in the system, this is normally seen in boosted applications although I believe can occur in N/A apps as well. There are some pretty good "injector" guys out there.......Precision, Injector Dynamics, Kinsler and some pretty good tuners as well (who also know injectors....Hyperaktive, PTP, Shane T, Travis Quillen, Young's Performance out of Alabama, Jeff Taylor......good luck