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Originally Posted by theaudir8fan Ok, I must admit that i was wrong on saying that bigger injectors will use more fuel, since the tune does determine everything. I think i

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Old 01-22-2012, 03:58 AM   #13 (permalink)
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Ok, I must admit that i was wrong on saying that bigger injectors will use more fuel, since the tune does determine everything. I think i meant to say that it has the potential to be more fuel consuming.

To OP, i think you should call forged performance to ask what fuel pump they are running. I think a 255 should be fine with 6 725cc, but it is probably pushing the 255 to max, 300 should be enough for 850cc. As for the drive shaft, i don't think it is a must, again talk to either forged performance or GTM about this. Most likely, the car is fine without it.
i think they did use the 300 on that but dont hold me to it
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