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Old 04-12-2013, 08:48 AM
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Gonna need less fuel with the bigger injectors.. and i dont think it will adjust it that much.
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baby it, the maf will take care of the fuel trims the best it can.
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Ok thanks guys will stock 4.8l injectors be enough for a mild built 6.0
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You will probably need bigger injectors with a 6.0L and a cam. What you can do is drive it with the 4.8 injectors until you get to the dyno shop and change them out there - don't start it after changing the injectors until they put a tune in it to compensate for the bigger injectors - it will be very rich with the bigger injectors and could wash the rings out... Injectors are easy to change, and can be done in the parking lot before dynoing - if you can't do it, get the shop you are dynoing at to do it...
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