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Is it time for injectors?
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[QUOTE="KCTurbos, post: 1082351, member: 13852"] Weird... something does not sound right. There are lots of guys running the stage 2 and stock injectors with no issues... if it is smoking like a fright train then you are getting plenty of fuel. Maybe too much fuel??? Cracked nozzle? The stage 2 turbo is going to run less efficiently than a stock turbo at low rpms. The stage 2 wont really start to shine until you get above 2000. But it should run good enough that you should not have a big freight train behind you. I would bet something is wrong... Maybe bad injectors, boost leak, exhaust leak, bad sensor, etc... [/QUOTE]
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