nps said:
Neil,
How do you like the RV275's. Wish you went bigger?
I'll stand by my decision to get an EZ and RV 275 injectors. I bought each used from TDR members for a total cost of $550. No further upgrades required, my stock clutch has been great. I estimate it was an 80-85 at-the-wheels HP improvement, quite the bargain. I will admit that after the EZ, adding the RV 275's wasn't that impressive. But adding bigger injectors and slipping the clutch wouldn't have impressed me well either. You know the sayings - "Pay to Play", and when "You are your own warrentee station", you pay.
But power is addictive. So I've been working on the infrastructure - upgraded intake, exhaust, fuel supply, and scheduled for a Southbend ConOFE clutch. Then I'll be able to add fuel, starting with F1 Mach 1. 6 injectors on order. After that I haven't decided. The CaTCHer ECM is getting rave reviews from drivers. Dyno kings aren't so impressed, but for me, power I can use is far more valuable than just power I can make. I think the smallish (Mach 1. 6) injectors, CaTCHer, and a fueling box like a TST PM3 or DD UFM would offer the ulimate in drivability, emissions control, economy, and power adjustability for daily driving, towing and playing. So that's my current long range plan. There's probably an exhaust manifold and turbo upgrade in my future too, but not before tires.
The trick is to figure out what's most useful for you. I didn't go the big injector route even though they make lots more power easily. For me, having drivability issues, smoke control sensitivity, EGT worries, emissions test concerns, and probably lower MPG takes a lot of the fun out of full-time power. The way I see it, being able to use 100% of 90 HP is better than only being able to use 50% of 150 HP. Cost less too. Your results may vary.
Enjoy thinking about it.
Neil