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Old 01-13-2009, 02:09 PM
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what size injectors should i get for a 4.8l with boltons and a 100shot dry. i was thinking 8.1l injectors would do.. were can i pick some up at a decent price?
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either those or the 8.1L marine injectors, but theyre a bit more expensive.
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were can i get some? i cant find any on ebay?
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http://www.injectorwhse.com/servlet/...TRUCK-C/Detail
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Thats way too expensive for those injectors..
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Get a hold of FIC injectors, a sponsor over on LS1tech. They can modify your stock injectors to flow more, or sell you a bigger set.
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just looked it up i think ill be modifying my stock ones thanks for the help
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I just found out about that FIC injectors place recently and that seems like a good way to go if you are wanting bigger injectors. I know I will be getting ahold of them shortly.
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