50 shot dry= stock injector duty cycle?
02-10-2009
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50 shot dry= stock injector duty cycle? Okay I picked up a dry NOS kit with a 50 shot spray, and I want to put it in my 7th gen a2. I know that a dry setup is dangerous, but I have also heard of plenty of guys running them with a 50 shot and not having problems. What I am researching is the duty cycle of the stock injectors with a 50 shot. Im planning on putting together a wet conversion kit, but I would like to know if I could actually get away with a 50 dry shot?
Has anyone here ran more than a couple times with a dry 50 shot? Was there any detonation signs? Even slight ones? Also what is the duty cycle of the injectors on a 50 shot? Because I know at 100% they lock up, and I dont want that.
But im also jonesing for a little pull from my d17. I know im probably gonna get flamed for wanting to run a dry kit, but that is life in the forums right!
So anyone with any info and experience on this would be greatly appreciated!
Has anyone here ran more than a couple times with a dry 50 shot? Was there any detonation signs? Even slight ones? Also what is the duty cycle of the injectors on a 50 shot? Because I know at 100% they lock up, and I dont want that. But im also jonesing for a little pull from my d17. I know im probably gonna get flamed for wanting to run a dry kit, but that is life in the forums right! So anyone with any info and experience on this would be greatly appreciated! 
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Re: 50 shot dry= stock injector duty cycle?
Are you looking to do so with or without engine management? IMO, doing so without would be foolish, but even with you are probably in need of a tune and some larger injectors.
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Re: 50 shot dry= stock injector duty cycle?
So if your talking engine management, can I go with a piggyback? Something fairly cheap? Not outrageously cheap, but if I had a bunch of money i'd turbo! I can however probably afford rsx injectors or something like that. What kind of engine management would you suggest that isnt gonna cost me a piece of my ***!
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Re: 50 shot dry= stock injector duty cycle?
just remember, nitros is like a super HOT CHICK with STDs... you wanna hit it....but you're afraid of the consequences
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That **** is comedy!!! Yet oh so true!!!
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at least an AEM FIC and maybe rsx-s injectors. you should be fine then 
i think the stock injectors for us is either 210 or 240.. the rsx is 310.. imho thats just the right amount of extra flow to push 50 more ponies.
i think the stock injectors for us is either 210 or 240.. the rsx is 310.. imho thats just the right amount of extra flow to push 50 more ponies.
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Re: 50 shot dry= stock injector duty cycle?
What about a A'PEXi Super AFC Neo? Will that work? Has anyone had any problems with it? Or for that matter has anyone used it with nitrous?
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