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Subject: GAMI Injectors?
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Just wondering if anyone as any experience....Pro/Con with the GAMI injector system.? I am running a Performance IO-550 in a Legacy. 

Have noticed that the #6 cylinder is consistently running about 100 degrees hotter (leaner) EGT.? If not the GAMI injectors, is there any other way to bring the EGT's more in line, thus allowing more effective leaning possibilities?? 

Also, do the GAMI injectors tend to hold their setting or is it a constant process to keep them in line?

Thanks,

Erik Larson

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Just wondering if anyone as any experience....Pro/Con with the GAMI injector system.&nbsp; I am running a Performance IO-550 in a Legacy. <br>
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Have noticed that the #6 cylinder is consistently running about 100 degrees hotter (leaner) EGT.&nbsp; If not the GAMI injectors, is there any other way to bring the EGT's more in line, thus allowing more effective leaning possibilities?&nbsp; <br>
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Also, do the GAMI injectors tend to hold their setting or is it a constant process to keep them in line?<br>
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Thanks,<br>
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Erik Larson<br>
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