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Jul 24, 2009 | 12:40 AM

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yeah we **** around but sometime its turns serious before we know it.....i should prob not push the buttom so often....

Jul 24, 2009 | 12:46 AM

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lol^^^
u guys r funny

I hope you enjoyed the show!

Jul 24, 2009 | 12:52 AM

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I hope you enjoyed the show!

same time 2maro different thread lol...

i try to work on the reading part eric i fixed my grammar. i work on reading better lol

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Jul 24, 2009 | 07:14 AM

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yeah nice and i guessing all he had to do was run harder seals, seeing as the gas wouldn't be leaded anymore to coat the normal ones

...must be an ol' timer huh

. Either that or joking - Im not sure which, but cars havent used leaded fuel in a long time

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Not true. You can't buy something that does not exist.

Technically, if you have enough money you can pay to have the development done

. So yes, with enough money anything is possible.

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Show me where you can buy larger LNF DI injectors..

The injectors are not unique to our cars. They are standard bosch DI injectors. However, no upgraded ones are available yet

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How are you going to get GM to make larger DI injectors? I am interested.

GM doesnt make the stock injectors either...

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The LNF owners (in this thread) have mentioned that they are all ready maxing out their injectors on pump gas to get to the hp levels they are at.

To run E85 the injectors need to flow approximately 30% more fuel.

YOU CAN NOT FLOW MORE FUEL FOR E85 ON THE LNF INJECTORS IF THEY ARE MAXED OUT ON PUMP GAS!!!

Technically we are not maxing the injectors out, just maxing the injection window at the current fuel pressure levels. If someone figures out how to unlock the pump for more pressure, or modifies the disks in the injectors, that will be overcome. Its just a matter of time.

Jul 28, 2009 | 12:14 AM

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Interesting.

Good Luck!

Jul 28, 2009 | 01:07 AM

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wat about geting a bigger fuel pump? the mazda guys did it...

Jul 28, 2009 | 01:18 AM

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wat about geting a bigger fuel pump? the mazda guys did it...

i dont think the madzas guys have a bigger i heard they just found out how to make the pump run at a higher voltage make more pressure like a rewire...not 100% cent on that

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...must be an ol' timer huh

. Either that or joking - Im not sure which, but cars havent used leaded fuel in a long time

.

.

this was in to the guy that said his buddy in his OLD car....one that required leaded gas...

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