I have a 1990 mustang gt that is bone stock. Someday I would like to fabric ate a turbo for it. (I like fabricating).
Anyway, I know adding a turbo necessitates increased fuel and a "computer t une". I cant afford to do everything at once. Which got me thinking.
I have stock injectors. I think they are 19 lbs or something like that. If I were to put 42 lb injectors or whatever on it, with a stock motor, would it use more fuel?
I guess what I am confused about, is whether fuel useage is determined by t he size of the injector or strictly the computer? (i.e. if you have a bigge r injector, but the fuel demand is stock, does the computer only allow the amount of fuel that is needed to be delivered?
I would really like for this thing to have a little more power, but to be h onest, I like the 21 mpg I am getting when I drive to work which is about 2
0 miles one way. I would like to keep the gas mileage good if at all possib le but it seems anything that ads power hurts gas mileage.Anyway I appreciate the education!