RADIX injector question
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Brian .. I'm just digging for info right now. I plan on building a forged 402 or 408 at some point and time.
I'm gonna try and change the injectors out tomorrow if all goes well.
Whitt .. what's involved in swapping to the bigger ones?
I'm gonna try and change the injectors out tomorrow if all goes well.
Whitt .. what's involved in swapping to the bigger ones?
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Originally Posted by Flyer
Brian .. I'm just digging for info right now. I plan on building a forged 402 or 408 at some point and time.
I'm gonna try and change the injectors out tomorrow if all goes well.
Whitt .. what's involved in swapping to the bigger ones?
I'm gonna try and change the injectors out tomorrow if all goes well.
Whitt .. what's involved in swapping to the bigger ones?
I wouldn't recommend doing it with the 5.3 as the 42lb 'ers should be good for 500+ RWHP. But if you have the ability to do your own tuning you'll get some real practice dialing in the new injectors
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Never found a 4wd dyno. You'll have to have a pretty good set up to hit 600rwhp I dont think the Radix is capable of much more than 600rwhp with a A4 though. Loads of TQ and a bunch of HP down low... Great for a daily driver
And you can just add a little NO2 for some additional Ponies
And you can just add a little NO2 for some additional Ponies
Originally Posted by whitt1
Ripped 427, did you ever find a 4wd dyno?How much air do you think a Radix can flow?Enough for 600+rwhp I hope.
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Originally Posted by whitt1
They use truck style injectors,I'm looking to upgrade mine to a 57 lb injector or larger for my 408.I'm hoping to the longer injectors will work.
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