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Old 05-08-2008, 02:16 PM
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i just wanted to know if i would have to get a bigger mass air meter since i am switching from 19lb injectors to stock cobra 24lb injectors. I have been told that i might have to but the person that told me wasnt for sure.
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Yes you will have to change the Mass Air Meter. Make sure you get one calibrated for 24lb injectors.
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yeah thats sounds right
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Any time you change your injectors, the mass-air will have to be changed.
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