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Hmm good thread topic, I was wondering myself. Obviously a dry shot would be out of the question because I doubt the ECU would like that.
A wet shot is the better option for F/I engines but I'm wondering how that will work with the direct injection. DI runs more fuel psi (anyone have a number?) so you may have to play with the jetting for awhile to get it right.
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