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Bigger Injectors

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i know the injectors in the 4afe are tiny and are just enough to run a stock engine has anybody tried running bigger ones

 

any ideal ones

 

I'm getting a bigger fuel pump to suit

 

 

 

cheers

And how are you going to control said injectors?

 

What I'm getting at is you really need an aftermarket ECU if you want to start playing with things like that.

Otherwise your ECU is just going to open the bigger injectors for the same time as the old ones and hence just give you a mega rich tune.

no point changing injectors unless you are going to dramatically change the amount of air getting into the motor either by forced induction or cam and head combo otherwise you are wasting your money

i know the injectors in the 4afe are tiny and are just enough to run a stock engine has anybody tried running bigger ones

 

What makes you think they are too small? And unless you're going to be cramming boost into the engine, scraping stratospheric rev-limits or really boring the engine out and increasing airflow massively, then there's no need. A simple exhaust and intake mod will not necessitate a change of injectors, let alone an aftermarket ECU or piggyback (you won't be able to "re-map" the stock ECU, Toyota ECUs are notoriously unmodifiable)

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