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Old 06-15-2013, 04:43 AM   #1
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Should I install or wait?

So I have the following sitting in my garage currently.

FBM Premium Kit
AEM Failsafe/AEM oil temp gauge
Clutchmasters FX300

And I have 2 weeks off soon, I am torn if I should install or not with all these injector issues going on or wait? Maybe get a oil cooler/radiator and install at the same time? *ill be installing them regardless*
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Old 06-15-2013, 04:48 AM   #2
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No question. Install and enjoy.
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Old 06-15-2013, 05:28 AM   #3
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^^ what he said, get boostin and enjoy
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Old 06-15-2013, 05:47 AM   #4
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Don't delay the inevitable... YOLO!!
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I too think that you should go ahead with the setup you have. Don't worry, it'll turn out a good rig in the end.
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Make sure you take your time and install and you should have no issues ... Enjoy
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Maybe get a oil cooler/radiator and install at the same time? *ill be installing them regardless*

If you can do all at the same time would be best especially if you can have it in time for your 2weeks if not just enjoy :happy0180:
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What injector problems??
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What injector problems??
this one and there is also a post in forced induction well

http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36008
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from what I gathered this problem is supposed to be fixed by an ecu update
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these are the ones i have read:
ya i wasnt about to find all those lol
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Tons of forced induction guys out there with tons of miles. Adding the kit won't make the direct injector issue any more likely to occur. Make sure your tune has the updated transient timing tables, and enjoy.
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Tons of forced induction guys out there with tons of miles. Adding the kit won't make the direct injector issue any more likely to occur. Make sure your tune has the updated transient timing tables, and enjoy.

I think that is misleading as you could already have the damage done before installing the kit which could lead to the failure after.

There is virtually no information on boosting this engine and the effects it has on the DI system. These injectors are extremely sensitive to heat by design. The increased cylinder pressure, changes in timing are all concerns going forward.

The seal issue could be as simple as tuning but could also be mechanically related. Until resolved the obvious questions arise on the reliability of the car adding 50% more power.
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