what injector constant
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what injector constant
I have these injectors PN#5235301 from the injector
1. what # are these?
2. And what should I set the injector constant to for use on a 350-MAF $32B BIN?
I just need a starting value so when I put them in I can do diagnnostics with out dammaging any thing?
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1. what # are these?
2. And what should I set the injector constant to for use on a 350-MAF $32B BIN?
I just need a starting value so when I put them in I can do diagnnostics with out dammaging any thing?
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I have no idea what the flow of those injectors are. And I actually don't pay too much mind to what the injectors rating is, as I often use the Injector Constant to get the BLMs in a "roughly" 128 position (ie. some higher and some lower than 128).
Increasing the injector size (without changing the injectors) will lean the engine and lowering the injector size (without changing the injectors) will richen the engine.
Just find out where you sit "overall" (ie. everything below 128 or everything above 128) to determine which direction you want to go.
Increasing the injector size (without changing the injectors) will lean the engine and lowering the injector size (without changing the injectors) will richen the engine.
Just find out where you sit "overall" (ie. everything below 128 or everything above 128) to determine which direction you want to go.
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