Will 24# injectors be compatable with a supercharger?
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Will 24# injectors be compatable with a supercharger?
Will 24# SVO injectors work with an ATI charged L98? If so what pressure should they be set at?
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1988 GTA 5.7L TPI Auto
355 ci. block,TPIS ZZ-9 Camshaft, B&M Holeshot 2400 Stall Converter, 3.73 Richmond Gears
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1988 GTA 5.7L TPI Auto
355 ci. block,TPIS ZZ-9 Camshaft, B&M Holeshot 2400 Stall Converter, 3.73 Richmond Gears
"Why ride a stang when birds can fly?"
http://www.geocities.com/thegta
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Yes they work well, because the SVOs have less tendency to lock up over the GM ones, and they are inexpensive compared to most others.
Most base ATI kits use an FMU to control the fuel pressure, and come with an FMU that should match the kit you buy.
FMUs seem to work well, I like mine, but you can get a few more h.p. and more accurate fuel delivery by buying bigger injectors and get a custom tune. See an FMU raises the fuel pressure dramatically, up to 80+ psi or more, so you can run smaller injectors like the 24# SVOs.
Most base ATI kits use an FMU to control the fuel pressure, and come with an FMU that should match the kit you buy.
FMUs seem to work well, I like mine, but you can get a few more h.p. and more accurate fuel delivery by buying bigger injectors and get a custom tune. See an FMU raises the fuel pressure dramatically, up to 80+ psi or more, so you can run smaller injectors like the 24# SVOs.
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