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Old 12-17-2010, 08:36 PM   #1
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i did a little bit of searching for you, it seems most people are saying 10psi on stock injectors is about the max you want to go on a stock ecu.
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in the end its your car and your motor so its your choice and if you blow it up by running lean then so be it
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Old 12-17-2010, 09:27 PM   #2
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i did a little bit of searching for you, it seems most people are saying 10psi on stock injectors is about the max you want to go on a stock ecu.
www.ka-t.org :: View topic - 370cc injectors

370cc injectors and T25 - SR20 Community Forum - The Dash

Max boost with stock 370cc injectors? : SR20DET Forum (rear-drive)

in the end its your car and your motor so its your choice and if you blow it up by running lean then so be it
thanks for the reserch. i forgot to mention i am running a blitz tuned ecu. i will deff be getting a a/f meter after my front mount. also an adj fuel pressure regulator. i dont "push" my car i just DD it or only drive it 3 times in 7 days. ill read up on the links. eventually i WILL get a s15 spec r turbo or a disco potato but not for months to come. thanks for the input .
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Old 12-17-2010, 09:35 PM   #3
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12 pounds on 370's is fine. don't bother running anything besides a stock bov on the Smic. only run a new bov on a Fmic.
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thanks for the reserch. i forgot to mention i am running a blitz tuned ecu. i will deff be getting a a/f meter after my front mount. also an adj fuel pressure regulator. i dont "push" my car i just DD it or only drive it 3 times in 7 days. ill read up on the links. eventually i WILL get a s15 spec r turbo or a disco potato but not for months to come. thanks for the input .
Dude this is even worse! You got it done at pitgarage, same as me right? They gave me a mine's ecu, in mine, and I ran it for 3 months, before realizing, and come to find out these ECUs are tuned for 100 octane Japanese gas, with really advanced timing. Advanced timing, 91 octane, and high boost/heat= rod knock, and piston holes.

I'm surprise your engine hasn't blown yet. Please ease up the boost. Did you even get a walbro fuel pump?
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