should i switch to 60lb inj
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should i switch to 60lb inj
Hey guys I need your opinion I live in Utah and have GM stg 2 inj and looking to go 60s our elevation is high but need some help with the pro's and cons
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Considering your future mods I would grab them. You are already pushing the limits with your modifications and upgrading them will be safer for your system. A lot of people dont realize that a 2.9 on a gm stage 2 tune in high altitudes can put your idc's well into the 90s - 110s. However it depends on all sorts of factors etc.
Either way, upgrade the injectors, get a tune and you will be much happier.
Either way, upgrade the injectors, get a tune and you will be much happier.
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i do see the point here, and i am a tuner so i know what can go on. I live in a elevtion above 4k, and ive tuned a cobalt with a 2.8 pulley and the idcs never got higher then 88% reason why was P.E EQ and ect. u can tune for the pulley but id much rather tuned the 2.8 for 60s more room, and safer
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I dont think you'll see gains really, just that it will be a necessity here shortly if you decide to pulley down and just be safer in general, that way you arent maxing out your injectors.
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up here people can run 2.8's with idc right around 85 to 90 on a tune...from what i have heard unless you go lower like a 2.7 the 60's are a little harder to tune up here.... that is coming from matt up here
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