On a stock 87' 325is. what size are the injectors? i heard they are about 14.5lb injectors. is this correct? my question is, if i made the jump to 17lb or 19lb injectors with light mods (intake, maf conversion, and chip) would there be any harm? which would you reccomend?
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Originally posted by tinkerputzer View PostI installed a set of 0-280-150-415 (from an M50) on my otherwise stock engine with factory chip and you can tell there is a bit of a difference.
Do you have dyno data before and after?
Or at least 0-60 or 1/4 mile times?Ben
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Originally posted by Kershaw View Postall 6 cylinder e30s are 14.5lb injectors.
do whatever you can afford. but make sure you take care of maintenance before go spending $600 on a maf+chip conversion.
when was the last time your timing belt was done?
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Originally posted by Kershaw View Postall 6 cylinder e30s are 14.5lb injectors.
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Unless you've done something to significantly increase the mass flow through the engine, larger injectors aren't needed for an M20B25. If the fuel system is working correctly and the injectors are clean and flow at their design rate the engine can be tuned for a A/F ratio of 12.8:1, which is as rich as you'd want to go.The car makes it possible, but the driver makes it happen.
Jim Levie, Huntsville, AL
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