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    2.7 seta stroker -Which injectors?

    I've got some tuning questions.. kinda new-ish to the 12v motors. Had a 318is and then did an m50 swap on a different car, but I wanted to stick with the m20 on the current car.

    I have low mileage seta bottom end with a rebuilt i head (stock rebuild, polished cam) held together with metric blue studs and Cometic MLS gasket (the motor has seen boost twice in the 10k miles it's been running).

    I have rebuilt 19# injectors (Mustang units) and am running the proper SSSquid chip for this setup, and the stock m20 AFM adjusted a little bit - the car starts hard most of the time - especially when its hot, doesn't like to hold idle a whole lot, and I'm getting about 16mpg. It pulls great when it winds up a bit, but I really feel like the bottom end is dead and it revs slow.

    I'm thinking that 19# injectors is simply too much fuel, should I back down to 17#? Go back to the stockers?

    Or should I try an m30 AFM and chip - or do an MAF swap?

    Performance isn't a huge concern, I just really want to get the car to run perfect and get the mpg it's supposed to.

    Early models do it better.

    '86 Cosmos Sedan LS1

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    does your O2 sensor work?

    17# or rebuilt stock B25 injectors probably aren't a bad idea. I wouldn't bother with the M30 AFM or MAF swap.
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      #3
      Originally posted by nando View Post
      does your O2 sensor work?

      17# or rebuilt stock B25 injectors probably aren't a bad idea. I wouldn't bother with the M30 AFM or MAF swap.
      Yep, I put in a new Bosch sensor earlier this year.

      Sounds good, I've been leaning towards the 17#er's just to keep it simple and cheap..

      Early models do it better.

      '86 Cosmos Sedan LS1

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