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Unless you plan on pushing higher boost numbers down the road, then stock it is.
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Turbo database section 40 has the part numbers and flow ratings
http://thedodgegarage.com/
Part numbers are found on the side of the top plastic on the injector.
If he were to switch injectors then he would also need a different computer or custom cal - correct?
http://thedodgegarage.com/
Part numbers are found on the side of the top plastic on the injector.
There is a possibility that you have the 34.85 lbs/hr injector in your car already. There was a mid year change in 88 from the 27 lbs/hr injector to the 34.85 lbs/hr injector.
If he were to switch injectors then he would also need a different computer or custom cal - correct?
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