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![]() Perhaps I wasn't specific enough.
There certainly is a optimal injector size to ensure flow and pressure efficiency. I was basing my 42lb comment on my setup, as I only plan to run 8 lbs of boost. If you are looking for 14 lbs w/intercooler you will definitely need a bigger size. Also, regarding SlowGT's rich/lean comment: It is important to decide between the FMU route or the custom chip route. Most tuners feel that a FMU only gets you close and you will always either be a little rich or a little lean. A custom chip burned exclusively for your hardware combination is the best route and will pay for itself in the long run with reliability.
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