145mm pulley with 295cc injectors?
145mm pulley with 295cc injectors?
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reganlives
03-09-2020, 10:16 AM #1I'm looking at finishing off my charger install hopefully before Xmas and before the weather gets any worse. The injectors I have are 295cc part number 23250 11060. Will I be ok running these with a 145mm pulley and an hks fcd or will I run too rich? I'm thinking of probably getting rid of the fcd and get a black box instead though if it'll be better. I want to try and get the car running perfectly first time so if I need different injectors then will change them.
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Sparkystav
03-09-2020, 10:25 AM #2black box is def better, but it will run rich without proper mapping
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reganlives
03-09-2020, 10:50 AM #3What if I were to go for 260cc injectors instead? Would it still run rich with a black box?
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I agree with Stav, I think another member here has the same problem. He is using 310cc injectors with the black box and his Lexus is running too rich. I would suggest to go for 240cc injectors or stick with the injectors and get an emanage and have it mapped.
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EDIT: Can't remember the part numbers put I've posted them up a few times in response to this question.
sprinter2012
03-09-2020, 11:10 AM #5The 145mm pulley is a perfect match for 1ZZ (green) injectors, that's what all the guys in Europe use. Anymore is overkill.
EDIT: Can't remember the part numbers put I've posted them up a few times in response to this question.
keep an eye out on the afrs at full boost, too high and consider either slightly bigger injectors or mappable ecu
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Sparkystav
03-09-2020, 11:11 AM #6stick with standard injectors, a patrik black box, and an AFR gauge,
keep an eye out on the afrs at full boost, too high and consider either slightly bigger injectors or mappable ecu
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reganlives
03-09-2020, 11:13 AM #7I've got an emanage blue as well mate. I was only trying to steer clear of it yet due to the mapping costs and as my original plan was to use a 130mm pulley but as I've now noticed its a 145mm rather than 160mm I'm just gonna stick with the 145mm. So if I were to use the emanage would that then control the injectors fully rather then the ecu controlling them?
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reganlives I've got an emanage blue as well mate. I was only trying to steer clear of it yet due to the mapping costs and as my original plan was to use a 130mm pulley but as I've now noticed its a 145mm rather than 160mm I'm just gonna stick with the 145mm. So if I were to use the emanage would that then control the injectors fully rather then the ecu controlling them?
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Yes, your emanage will handle the fuel rate of your injectors. Just make sure the mapper is good.
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reganlives I've got an emanage blue as well mate. I was only trying to steer clear of it yet due to the mapping costs and as my original plan was to use a 130mm pulley but as I've now noticed its a 145mm rather than 160mm I'm just gonna stick with the 145mm. So if I were to use the emanage would that then control the injectors fully rather then the ecu controlling them?
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Yes, your emanage will handle the fuel rate of your injectors. Just make sure the mapper is good.
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Stav, what did you say I needed for those injectors mate? Was it seals? Also how do I know all the injectors are working ok?
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reganlives
03-09-2020, 11:23 AM #9I'll weigh up the costs then and make a decision.
Stav, what did you say I needed for those injectors mate? Was it seals? Also how do I know all the injectors are working ok?
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Sparkystav
03-09-2020, 11:52 AM #10Seals yes, and if you don't know send them off for cleaning, it's one of the possible causes of my engine failure a broken injector
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