Questions about turbo kit? Injectors
I have been looking at a few turbo kits and they all seem to only include 2 injectors, and no fuel pump, but claim to be complete? I was under the assumption that I at least needed all 4 injectors, and a fuel pump would be an added bonus. Could someone explain this to me? Also, would it be safe to use the 2 injectors and stock fuel pump running the turbonetics fuel management untill I get two more injectors, Fuel pump, and Hondata with a tune?
Last edited by Rooftop voter; Nov 22, 2006 at 07:08 AM.
Really? Over 2000 posts & u never heard of Turbonetics?
They use a pre-programmed injector driver to deliver "extra" fuel through the use of 2 extra injectors, mounted in the Intake pipe...
While these are not very accurate, they do the job, by adding a pre-determined amount of fuel, to compensate for the added pressure in the combustion chamber...
They use a pre-programmed injector driver to deliver "extra" fuel through the use of 2 extra injectors, mounted in the Intake pipe...
While these are not very accurate, they do the job, by adding a pre-determined amount of fuel, to compensate for the added pressure in the combustion chamber...
Really? Over 2000 posts & u never heard of Turbonetics?
They use a pre-programmed injector driver to deliver "extra" fuel through the use of 2 extra injectors, mounted in the Intake pipe...
While these are not very accurate, they do the job, by adding a pre-determined amount of fuel, to compensate for the added pressure in the combustion chamber...
They use a pre-programmed injector driver to deliver "extra" fuel through the use of 2 extra injectors, mounted in the Intake pipe...
While these are not very accurate, they do the job, by adding a pre-determined amount of fuel, to compensate for the added pressure in the combustion chamber...
some kits even come with only 1 injector
Really? Over 2000 posts & u never heard of Turbonetics?
They use a pre-programmed injector driver to deliver "extra" fuel through the use of 2 extra injectors, mounted in the Intake pipe...
While these are not very accurate, they do the job, by adding a pre-determined amount of fuel, to compensate for the added pressure in the combustion chamber...
They use a pre-programmed injector driver to deliver "extra" fuel through the use of 2 extra injectors, mounted in the Intake pipe...
While these are not very accurate, they do the job, by adding a pre-determined amount of fuel, to compensate for the added pressure in the combustion chamber...
If you have OBD2, you will have to splice in OBD1 clips. If they are peak and hold (low impedence) injectors, you will need a resistor box. If they are saturated (high impedence), you won't need a resistor box.


