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Peon on steroids!
Car: 97 Dodge neon coupe(built SRT engine when I have the time) '66 mustang coupe(restomod project)
Franklin, TN
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SRT injectors are 52lb/hr and will not run at all on the stock computer, it wikll always be too rich, even if you have a FPR and turn the base pressure down to 15psi it will still be too rich...I use SRT injectors, but I dont run off the stock computer either...I could idle 100lbers if I wanted to
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Peon on steroids!
Car: 97 Dodge neon coupe(built SRT engine when I have the time) '66 mustang coupe(restomod project)
Franklin, TN
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no, the SAFC cant pull enough fuel to get them to idle either, you cant use them unless you use megasquirt or some other stand alone
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Peon on steroids!
Car: 97 Dodge neon coupe(built SRT engine when I have the time) '66 mustang coupe(restomod project)
Franklin, TN
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I would say high impedance 24lb/hr injectors would work well with your setup...in conjunction with a SAFC or FPR to adjust fuel, not many cars came stock with 24lb/hr injectors though, only the NA mustang cobras come to mind(at least i think they were 24lb/hr units) but many places sell them in the aftermarket...or you might be able to find a set on ebay for fairly cheap
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