Who said Neons can't run e85???
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OK, I might just not be paying attention, but I do have a question. two actually.
1) Does this swap still work with the 03-05 sxt's with the NGC's? I know they are notorious for being little bi**hes about anything foreign. I'm just curious how it adapts.
2) Is there a car that already has the 24lb injectors that I could pull them out of?
OK, I might just not be paying attention, but I do have a question. two actually.
1) Does this swap still work with the 03-05 sxt's with the NGC's? I know they are notorious for being little bi**hes about anything foreign. I'm just curious how it adapts.
2) Is there a car that already has the 24lb injectors that I could pull them out of?
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That sounds about right. Only thing really to pay attention to is the plug... if the plug fits, you can make it work. You'll need some longer bolts, and a spacer, so that the fuel rail will go back on and be held in place.
Danteneon wrote:You doing this swap with your tech level is like asking a squirrel to land a 747.
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Well, I paid 40 for them a few months ago, and I have a spare fuel rail they’ll come in already… so call it 50 shipped (shipping should be right around 10 bucks, so I’m not making money for these, just getting my money back out of them)
Danteneon wrote:You doing this swap with your tech level is like asking a squirrel to land a 747.
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You should gain performance as the alcohol in the fuel will cool the combustion chamber. It won't be a massive increase, but it may be noticable.
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Too big unless you have a return line and can drop the fuel pressure accordingly.ejclide wrote:What about SRT injectors? I don't recall the lbs on those, but They'd be sufficient right?
Well, pretend you have race fuel and water injection all the time. Then you're right about the performance gain of e85.KrackstaR wrote:ok iv been thinking about this for some time and i was wondering how would this work for an srt stage 1 set up and how would the e85 respond to my car performance wise? any help?
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so what kind of injectors would I have to get to get this to work? and is it the same as the 2.0 computer i just have to reset it to get it to learn the air/fuel reading? and i currently hold about 20 psi and it creeps down to about 18 will that be safe to run on this set up? Thanks for your help so far on this, like i mentioned before im very intersted in doing this i just want to make sure its something easy/safe for the car.esteinmaier wrote:Too big unless you have a return line and can drop the fuel pressure accordingly.ejclide wrote:What about SRT injectors? I don't recall the lbs on those, but They'd be sufficient right?
Well, pretend you have race fuel and water injection all the time. Then you're right about the performance gain of e85.KrackstaR wrote:ok iv been thinking about this for some time and i was wondering how would this work for an srt stage 1 set up and how would the e85 respond to my car performance wise? any help?
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Is it a straight SRT swap that you are running? Or do you have other tuning devices in use as well? Unless your fuel pump is not up to the challenge, all you need is 30% larger fuel injectors. The stock ECU will trim the rest to work right. Grab me on AIM if you are trying to figure it out better.KrackstaR wrote:so what kind of injectors would I have to get to get this to work? and is it the same as the 2.0 computer i just have to reset it to get it to learn the air/fuel reading? and i currently hold about 20 psi and it creeps down to about 18 will that be safe to run on this set up? Thanks for your help so far on this, like i mentioned before im very intersted in doing this i just want to make sure its something easy/safe for the car.esteinmaier wrote:Too big unless you have a return line and can drop the fuel pressure accordingly.ejclide wrote:What about SRT injectors? I don't recall the lbs on those, but They'd be sufficient right?
Well, pretend you have race fuel and water injection all the time. Then you're right about the performance gain of e85.KrackstaR wrote:ok iv been thinking about this for some time and i was wondering how would this work for an srt stage 1 set up and how would the e85 respond to my car performance wise? any help?
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That is not correct. All the N/A 4 cylinder engines came with 19's.ejclide wrote:Ok, a little searching later and I think that the Stratus with it's 2.4 has 24lb injectors, and they should be a straight swap. correct me if I'm wrong, and I'll see if Erik can't verify that for me too. I'll have to do some searching at work to see what years work for it.
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yeah its a srt swap with a stage 1 comp and i have a walbro upgraded fuel pump and the motor is from a 05 so i beileve they are the bigger injectors.esteinmaier wrote:Is it a straight SRT swap that you are running? Or do you have other tuning devices in use as well? Unless your fuel pump is not up to the challenge, all you need is 30% larger fuel injectors. The stock ECU will trim the rest to work right. Grab me on AIM if you are trying to figure it out better.KrackstaR wrote:so what kind of injectors would I have to get to get this to work? and is it the same as the 2.0 computer i just have to reset it to get it to learn the air/fuel reading? and i currently hold about 20 psi and it creeps down to about 18 will that be safe to run on this set up? Thanks for your help so far on this, like i mentioned before im very intersted in doing this i just want to make sure its something easy/safe for the car.esteinmaier wrote: Too big unless you have a return line and can drop the fuel pressure accordingly.
Well, pretend you have race fuel and water injection all the time. Then you're right about the performance gain of e85.
will do whats your AIM screen name?
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time for a bump. got random1's injectors installed in my 05 ATX. it's running great so far. I even ran it for a little while the the 24 pounders and normal gas, and it seemed to run fine. I've got some diagnostic software now so I am going to run some tests to compare HP, torque, and mileage. Naturally, I'll keep you guys updated
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So Ive tried my best to keep up with all the reply on this topic, But has anyone one experienced any sort of damage? I'm really temped to try this but I'm a little worried too. I don't want the ethanol eating through my fuel lines, tank, o-rings or something. lol
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My fuel level sender went out, but neons tend to have that problem with gasoline too, so it's just an accelerated problem that already exists. The lines, gaskets, etc. have been great for me.
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Exactly, to convert for E85 and save $1 per tank full is not worth the time and money at all. Just like me stopping at the Indian reservation to buy cheaper fuel here locally, I save only $1 per tank to get cheaper gas Vs Name brand off the reservation....ar_joef wrote:doing an E85 gas swap sounded good till i looked at gas prices.
its only 10cents cheeper here in UT!
even CA has it under $3
but with some good mods it still sounds good
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I ran normal gas through the heavier injectors without issue for a couple days, HOWEVER, the car was sluggish and got bad gas mileage, so I'll say yes, keep your stock injectors if you think you'll want to switch back.
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