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  • #46
    Re: Fuel options...

    Originally posted by usp55 View Post
    i just did 330 to the tank and i rocking 275's and 315's out back on some heavy tt2's. I think its a 14gal tank so thats 23.5mpg and i like to hit it at the lights :) I drive 50/50 highway/city. I would change your o2's. i did my one about a month ago and it was really easy.
    its a 15.5 gal tank i think.

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    • #47
      Re: Fuel options...

      yep - way to ruin my gas mileage...thanks

      21.29mpg
      1994 3.4L DSG Camaro
      Comp Cam 260h w/ 1.6 rockers, J&M STB, UMI 3pt SFC's, Spohn RCA's + Adj. PHR, KYB AGX Shocks, PS Headers, Cutout, Posi Rear w/3.42's, Aluminum DS, Wings West Body Kit, SS Hood/Spoiler, 17" TT2's 9.5/11" 275/315's, 5% tint
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      • #48
        Re: Fuel options...

        Originally posted by usp55 View Post
        yep - way to ruin my gas mileage...thanks

        21.29mpg
        lol

        didn't want you to be thaaat much higher than me :)

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        • #49
          Re: Fuel options...

          back on topic:

          This is really starting to piss me off. I have everything on my floor right now for the install and the cash to have it done professionally. But do I;

          option 1. run a adj fuel pres regulator and bump up the pressure a little on stock 17lb injectors

          option 2. run a adj fuel pres regulator and lower the pressure a little, but on 19lb injectors out of a 3.8l camaro

          I can either do the install this week with everything stock and hope for the best with just an AFPR or have to wait to get some 3.8l injectors then do the install. THIS IS FRUSTRATING ME. We know we need some more fuel, but how much...bigger injector, smaller injector, higher pressure, lower pressure.

          I think i like the idea of having more of a pressure range to mess with on the 19lb and the afpr as apposed to the idea of simply raising the pressure on stock 17lbs injectors. I mean 40-45psi to start and then i can only go up to 60psi (which i don’t think would be a good idea) But running 35-40psi on 19# injectors and maybe moving it up a tad if ness sounds better in my head right now...i dont know though i think im going crazy
          1994 3.4L DSG Camaro
          Comp Cam 260h w/ 1.6 rockers, J&M STB, UMI 3pt SFC's, Spohn RCA's + Adj. PHR, KYB AGX Shocks, PS Headers, Cutout, Posi Rear w/3.42's, Aluminum DS, Wings West Body Kit, SS Hood/Spoiler, 17" TT2's 9.5/11" 275/315's, 5% tint
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          • #50
            Re: Fuel options...

            Originally posted by usp55 View Post
            back on topic:

            This is really starting to piss me off. I have everything on my floor right now for the install and the cash to have it done professionally. But do I;

            option 1. run a adj fuel pres regulator and bump up the pressure a little on stock 17lb injectors

            option 2. run a adj fuel pres regulator and lower the pressure a little, but on 19lb injectors out of a 3.8l camaro

            I can either do the install this week with everything stock and hope for the best with just an AFPR or have to wait to get some 3.8l injectors then do the install. THIS IS FRUSTRATING ME. We know we need some more fuel, but how much...bigger injector, smaller injector, higher pressure, lower pressure.

            I think i like the idea of having more of a pressure range to mess with on the 19lb and the afpr as apposed to the idea of simply raising the pressure on stock 17lbs injectors. I mean 40-45psi to start and then i can only go up to 60psi (which i don’t think would be a good idea) But running 35-40psi on 19# injectors and maybe moving it up a tad if ness sounds better in my head right now...i dont know though i think im going crazy


            honestly i think both options are doable.

            imo it comes down to whether or not you drive your car in cold weather or not. if you drive it in the cold, don't get 19lb injectors.

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            • #51
              Re: Fuel options...

              Originally posted by tkoforpresident View Post
              honestly i think both options are doable.

              imo it comes down to whether or not you drive your car in cold weather or not. if you drive it in the cold, don't get 19lb injectors.
              well if u just get the other style o2's witht the 19# injectors i thought that woud take care of that and u wont foul the plugs. I do drive my car year round
              1994 3.4L DSG Camaro
              Comp Cam 260h w/ 1.6 rockers, J&M STB, UMI 3pt SFC's, Spohn RCA's + Adj. PHR, KYB AGX Shocks, PS Headers, Cutout, Posi Rear w/3.42's, Aluminum DS, Wings West Body Kit, SS Hood/Spoiler, 17" TT2's 9.5/11" 275/315's, 5% tint
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              • #52
                Re: Fuel options...

                either way will work...its just a matter of how much more do you want to do. you have CAI and full exhaust, if you get new injectors you have more room for improvement. if you don't you'll just need to crank that fuel pressure up and be comfortable that you are at the upper edge of your fuel systems capacity.

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                • #53
                  Re: Fuel options...

                  Thanks for the input nightrider. I spoke with Josh today via pm's on NJfboa. Hed rather see me go with the stock injectors and the higher pressure due in fact to the loss of correct spray pattern when lowering the pressure on 19#'s. I have no plans now or in the future to supercharge or even throwin some nitrous on the car so even though yes I will be at the peak of my fuel delivery options sticking with the stock injectors thats really all this engine will see.

                  If i want to go really fast im gona have to pick up a v8 - hopefully very soon

                  so the car is getting dropped of tomorrow and i should have it back end of day tues or weds. Pics and vids soon to follow.
                  1994 3.4L DSG Camaro
                  Comp Cam 260h w/ 1.6 rockers, J&M STB, UMI 3pt SFC's, Spohn RCA's + Adj. PHR, KYB AGX Shocks, PS Headers, Cutout, Posi Rear w/3.42's, Aluminum DS, Wings West Body Kit, SS Hood/Spoiler, 17" TT2's 9.5/11" 275/315's, 5% tint
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                  • #54
                    Re: Fuel options...

                    sounds like perfection...I'd take joshes work to be law, over any other fool on here. I'm probably going to have him assemble the bottom end on my 396 smallblock stroker. I have heard/seen his work. Top notch in every aspect.

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                    • #55
                      Re: Fuel options...

                      oh i couldnt agree more. Ive been at his shop every monday for the past month it seems. Knows whats hes talking about and dosent bull****. I cant wait to hear it fire up for the first time, i told myself i would cry, haha. Been a long time aiting for this
                      1994 3.4L DSG Camaro
                      Comp Cam 260h w/ 1.6 rockers, J&M STB, UMI 3pt SFC's, Spohn RCA's + Adj. PHR, KYB AGX Shocks, PS Headers, Cutout, Posi Rear w/3.42's, Aluminum DS, Wings West Body Kit, SS Hood/Spoiler, 17" TT2's 9.5/11" 275/315's, 5% tint
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                      • #56
                        Re: Fuel options...

                        dude its been over a year sense I rang out that 3.4...I miss slamin gears, chirpin tires, and tryin to haul ***

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                        • #57
                          Re: Fuel options...

                          this thread has been officially jacked. :)


                          oh and usp, you'd have to modify those heated o2 sensors for them to work correctly, something i dont really feel like doing.

                          just get an afpr and call it a day. get that holley one you were looking at, that is a good one.

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                          • #58
                            Re: Fuel options...

                            Originally posted by tkoforpresident View Post
                            this thread has been officially jacked. :)


                            oh and usp, you'd have to modify those heated o2 sensors for them to work correctly, something i dont really feel like doing.

                            just get an afpr and call it a day. get that holley one you were looking at, that is a good one.

                            I put the holley fpr on today and the car is getting dropped of tomorrow to get cam'd. Ill have pics and vids/soundclips up some time soon after i get it back tuesday or weds
                            1994 3.4L DSG Camaro
                            Comp Cam 260h w/ 1.6 rockers, J&M STB, UMI 3pt SFC's, Spohn RCA's + Adj. PHR, KYB AGX Shocks, PS Headers, Cutout, Posi Rear w/3.42's, Aluminum DS, Wings West Body Kit, SS Hood/Spoiler, 17" TT2's 9.5/11" 275/315's, 5% tint
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                            • #59
                              Re: Fuel options...

                              Originally posted by usp55 View Post
                              I put the holley fpr on today and the car is getting dropped of tomorrow to get cam'd. Ill have pics and vids/soundclips up some time soon after i get it back tuesday or weds
                              can't wait.

                              still would like to see you install yourself.

                              imo, thats half the reason to do the mods. ;)

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                              • #60
                                Re: Fuel options...

                                sure would save a ton of cash and would have been great to learn how to do it myself, but i need the car for work and there was prob no way i could do it in the short amount of time or with the quality of work from the shop its at now.

                                600 buck would be nice to do some more mods, but to be honest im not even sure what mod to do next. I think im gona start saving for a trans rebuild/shift kit and a nice stall converter (vigilante stall - about 800 alone right there and atleast another 800 for the rebuild, oh and then a trans cooler too). Mine has about 150k on it and I dont want to have to worry about it anymore. Plus id like to take it to the track one day and see what it will do (Maybe low 15's) without have to worry if im gona blow up my trans.
                                1994 3.4L DSG Camaro
                                Comp Cam 260h w/ 1.6 rockers, J&M STB, UMI 3pt SFC's, Spohn RCA's + Adj. PHR, KYB AGX Shocks, PS Headers, Cutout, Posi Rear w/3.42's, Aluminum DS, Wings West Body Kit, SS Hood/Spoiler, 17" TT2's 9.5/11" 275/315's, 5% tint
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