feeding an supercharger
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can you help please
if your running a supercharger do you need to change your injectors and fuel pump and if so what size?
and what is relatively safe amount of boost on a pretty much stock 94 gt and what can you get away with once in a while?
many thanks in advance
if your running a supercharger do you need to change your injectors and fuel pump and if so what size?
and what is relatively safe amount of boost on a pretty much stock 94 gt and what can you get away with once in a while?
many thanks in advance
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Yes, pretty much with any supercharger or turbo setup, you are changing out the injectors and pump, and usually MAF as well. With more air, you need more fuel.
On a stock 94GT, i'd say no more than 8-10lbs of boost to be safe. But with any forced induction, dont get the tune right, you can blow the motor on even 2lbs of boost.
On a stock 94GT, i'd say no more than 8-10lbs of boost to be safe. But with any forced induction, dont get the tune right, you can blow the motor on even 2lbs of boost.
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