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why are 550cc to small? remember injectors are rated at 3 bar normally and with the S2 aby running at 4 bar so a 550cc injector should flow around 635cc
You want the smallest injectors possible to reach your bhp limit, makes idle control easier for a start
To some mappers it makes no odds, there is a famous incident with Ross's car and a certain mapper who couldn't map his car because 630cc injectors were too big :corey:
If you want to future proof just use 750cc, you'll have a hell of time maxxing them out unless we get e85 uk wide which will be never as all petrol courts are oil company owned here
slightly off topic, tonight it had it's first kill......s2 1 peasant 0 not proud as the little thing could have done some damage...and we will tell tomorrow morning....
stupid bird straight under my back wheel....and thats right under the exhaust!!!....it'll teach me to not go around on WOT!...
back on topic...
it would seem that my idea of 750's is a popular choice...
@Caterpillar, hopefully motronic...
@Vas, you could be right....i love big brake set ups...t'is a shame i couldn't deal with having 19"'s on the car else it would have been Rocco's...and the set up is still changing as i go....
@Jamo, 550's are at the bottom of the scale so I assumed that bigger is better (up to a point at least)
thanks for your input guys...any more thoughts, as i won't be ordering these til next week, are welcome......
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