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Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) leaky stock injectors, advice???

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so i was eyeballing every inch of my block yesterday, when i found out it was a #53, and i noticed that my stock 215 injectors looked a bit leaky. two of them looked less than dry, but one in particular appears to have a very light ring of fuel in the groove between the nut and the injector.



truck runs fine. no problems whatsoever. should i even worry about this? i dont want to get in there and monkey with it, only to make it worse.



so, now i figure, unless ya'll tell me this needs addressing pronto, ill wait till i get a set of bigger badder better injectors, then deal with it. that'll be a while, since im broke.



anyway, i see most folks go with the 370s. can i use those without changing what i have, a #11 plate, stock clutch and turbo, tst afc spring, 15. 5 timing?



i can smoke like crazy when i want to now, with my afc the way it is up here in the thin air in colorado. do i need a better turbo to burn the fuel i have like a PDR HX35 (can add to it later to make twins!) before i jump to 370s?



basically, id love to bomb alot, but is it a good idea to start with 370s or another injector with my set up as is for now?
 
Check the fuel line nut on the top of the injector to see if it has come a bit loose and causing the leak.



Joe
 
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