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evo 16g question


milton666
04-03-2005, 05:40 PM
i read somewhere about needing bigger injectors for an evoIII 16g turbo, am i gonna need bigger ones? my 16g is supposed to be in tommarow and my cars allready been down for a week so im hoping the answer is no i wont need bigger ones, but i just needed to know, thanks.

1g90gsx
04-03-2005, 06:08 PM
to get the most out of the evo yes, you will need injectors.

milton666
04-03-2005, 06:11 PM
but if i keep the boost below 16 p.s.i i should be good right?

Gsx_hooptie
04-03-2005, 06:47 PM
but if i keep the boost below 16 p.s.i i should be good right?

People get away with running low psi on large turbos, sometimes ;) You're better off getting your fuel system up to speed. 550's and a 190 would work, or you could go bigger. They make maps for this kind of thing if you're curious, I think Kevin has one on his site. Either way the right way to do it would be tuning and upgrading fuel delivery. Depending on your setup it also might be hard to keep boost down with boost creep. That would be bad. G'luck

Edit>> With just the cat-back that you have boost creep will be a problem, something to think about.

milton666
04-03-2005, 07:15 PM
allright only problem im really having is my old turbo went out and i figured since i would eventually get a bigger turbo later, i might as well use this as an oppurtunity to do so, but now all my money's gone, so thats why the question, i just needed to know that i could actually use my new turbo, cuz untill i get it put in, i dont have a car. but thanks for the input.

JoeWagon
04-03-2005, 07:51 PM
Sure, you can probably run 14 or 15psi on the 16g. Not sure why someone would buy a larger turbo but not the supporting mods to actually get any power out of it. used 550s and a walbro 190lph should only set you back $200.

Gsx_hooptie
04-03-2005, 07:54 PM
Throw it in, drive the car, keep it as low as you can :)

How low you can keep the psi will have to do with your exhaust and wastegate. Long as you don't drive with a lead foot I think you're fine. When you have the money, bump your exhaust and fuel up. Do you have all the hardware to install it?

Edit>> Sorry, responded at the same time

milton666
04-03-2005, 09:36 PM
i bought the larger turbo because my stock one got fried and since i knew id be upgrading the turbo later anyway i thouht id go ahead and do it now
but yea i got the install kit and everything for it, ill just set the boost on my MBC below 15 and if i start getting boost creep ill just back off some more

coolguycooz
04-04-2005, 02:37 AM
Cant you get away with the stock injectors for the 16g?
im getting my 16g on soon and im im waiting for my friend to upgrade his injectors on his evo so i can get them for free. wont the stock injectors be enough for the 16g they might be overworked a little but for maybe 1-2 months cause im putting on the walbro 190 just not the 550s yet so that should be alright right?

kjewer1
04-04-2005, 07:27 AM
Keep the airflow below 30 lbs/min and it should be fine. The problem is most people cant resist the urge to blow the motor.

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