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    Back from the dyno!!

    And....well, it's kind of disappointing. Air fuel reading went pretty lean after the boost came on strong (about 3500 rpm's) Dyno printout coming later this evening.

    Stock smec ( I know, I know) 806 fuel injectors and 2 cold starts switched on at 14 and 18 psi. Similar results with Mopar Performance smec. Adjustable fuel pressure regulator pegged closed (about 60 psi static).

    Now for the question, will +40's work with the stock or M.P. smec? The dyno operator and I decided to pinch the fuel return line and that only caused a fuel leak with no noticable improvement in a/f readings.

    The #'s 214 whp at 4400 rpm (seems promising, no?) 267 w ft/lbs at about 4000 rpm. Air fuel took a dive after 3500 rpm. The run was stopped at 4500 rpm because it was about 13.5 : 1 a/f reading.

    As always, Thats in advance for any and all inputs.

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    Re: Back from the dyno!!

    Your pump is bad. You should have been pig rich
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    Re: Back from the dyno!!

    I agree I should have been pig rich, but. clearly that wasn't the case.

    You really think so? Hell - I'll order a 255 because I thought I needed it just for the insurance. But no to injectors? You don't think so?

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    Re: Back from the dyno!!

    The 255 is good insurance. When was the last time you changed your fuel filter?

    You can run +40's, just need to turn down the base fuel pressure but as you know, a custom cal is the best way to run them. I would replace the fuel pump first as go back before installing +40's or changing the injectors.
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    Re: Back from the dyno!!





    click on it and it grows! I wish i had the fuel to continue into the upper rpm's where it pulls harder.


    I wish I knew how to size these things better. sorry

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