I was not aware of the isolated gauge. A lot of traffic on that. I stand
corrected. I was referring to direct read.
I have been looking for injectors with higher output than my stock ones. My
air/fuel analyzer indicates at full throttle at 6 pounds of boost I am only at
13.8 and should be at least 12.4. No pinging since I had a PROM change, but I
feel I could get better performance with 30 pound injectors. So far, I have
been told the OE 360 injector is 23.5 pounds. Anyone know for sure? Summit
Racing states they need to know if the injector drive is high or low
impedance. I have been told that OE is high. Anyone know for sure? Then, I
was told you must recalibrate the MAP sensor to go to, say, 30 pound Ford or
36 pound MSD. I am not aware you can calibrate the Chrysler MAP. Anyone know?
Does anyone know hor to get in touch with Tom Moffat with his 11 sec Dak? I
would like to speak to him personally.
Allen
Jon Steiger wrote:
>
> On Fri, 18 Dec 1998, Allen Cates wrote:
>
> > Yes. About $19.00. No!!! you do not want a permanent fuel gauge inside.
> >
>
> Sure I do... Especially once I start playing around with nitrous
> or bigger injectors. I'm hoping to be able to find electrically isolated
> guages, but if I can't maybe I'll have to mount them on the cowl or
> something... ?
>
> -Jon-
>
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