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hat_man · 02-03-2013, 08:28 PM

Hey Backroadbomber...I remember getting some of my injector info from you. I had looked at getting a set from the pick-n-pull but I had thought that a new set might be better. Also the flow matched thing seemed like a better way to go. It seems that in the same thread that we posted on (or possibly another, there have been so many that I have read) I heard that a matched set would allow some ecu tuning options. Something about the program running a little rich to compensate for the +/-10% of the factory injectors. I'll have to research the threads again to find the info. I think the post was by someone named Olympiads?

Thanks for the link iveyjh. That will give me a place to start.

If anyone has any other insight I'd like to hear. especially on the "tuning" issue. What's involved in that? Costs?

Thanks again.

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hat_man Master EcoModder Join Date: May 2010 Location: Illinois Posts: 475 Oh Deer - '03 Ford Ranger XL 90 day: 33.97 mpg (US) Thanks: 55 Thanked 91 Times in 72 Posts	Hey Backroadbomber...I remember getting some of my injector info from you. I had looked at getting a set from the pick-n-pull but I had thought that a new set might be better. Also the flow matched thing seemed like a better way to go. It seems that in the same thread that we posted on (or possibly another, there have been so many that I have read) I heard that a matched set would allow some ecu tuning options. Something about the program running a little rich to compensate for the +/-10% of the factory injectors. I'll have to research the threads again to find the info. I think the post was by someone named Olympiads? Thanks for the link iveyjh. That will give me a place to start. If anyone has any other insight I'd like to hear. especially on the "tuning" issue. What's involved in that? Costs? Thanks again.