Injectors
So my truck is a 2012 f150 5.0 has boss 302 intake, boss 302 exhaust cams and Gt intake cans, JLT cold air intake WithJBA long tunes, I’m running MPT tunes and to make a long story short I was going to install ford performance LU47 injectors but MPT say I don’t need them, but 90 percent of other tuners say to install them if your using e85 which I mostly do, any input would be great, only thing I can think of is something to do with the duty cycle of the injectors or something....truck runs great out thought maybe installing those injectors would make it run a tad bit better....
So my truck is a 2012 f150 5.0 has boss 302 intake, boss 302 exhaust cams and Gt intake cans, JLT cold air intake WithJBA long tunes, I’m running MPT tunes and to make a long story short I was going to install ford performance LU47 injectors but MPT say I don’t need them, but 90 percent of other tuners say to install them if your using e85 which I mostly do, any input would be great, only thing I can think of is something to do with the duty cycle of the injectors or something....truck runs great out thought maybe installing those injectors would make it run a tad bit better....
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You're seeing where mustangs are being recommended to use larger injectors. They come with a smaller factory injector I do believe because it's extremely common for them to receive that recommendation. I haven't seen an F150 that as given that information yet though
Originally Posted by Dapepper9
You're seeing where mustangs are being recommended to use larger injectors. They come with a smaller factory injector I do believe because it's extremely common for them to receive that recommendation. I haven't seen an F150 that as given that information yet though
OP - how do your fuel trims looks? Have you data logged your pump? Do you need more fuel? You and I have similar builds, and I even run a 125 shot of nitrous on the stock injectors. I did have 1 tuner say I had to have a bap and a minimum of 47lbers for him to tune my truck.





