Moses,
BHP is actually a function of torque x rpm.
When u say u like torque more than rpm , basically wot u mean is u don't wan2 rev the engine 2 high rpm 2 feel it pull , well that's wot turbo engines r good at ,BECAUSE , they have the benefit of having lots of air and fuel pushed in2 them without needing high revs . Atmo engines have 2 rev higher 2 breathe in the same amount of air/fuel so the torque is spread over a rpm band and builds more slowly , therefore u feel less punch. Wot u r asking 4 is a power band like the GRPa or WRC cars , they have a restictor in the inlet 2 the turbo which limits the amount of air the engine can take in , this limits top end BHP , but at lower revs in the midrange , the torque is massive by virtue of the cams , turbo , boost , fuel and ignition maps , port spec , and induction system. However , if the rules didn't require that restrictor things wud b very different , they wud have higher torque and bhp because the engine cud have all the air and fuel it wanted.
With your engine spec , the bigger injectors allow more fuel which permits more boost (air) , but the torque curve is dictated by the components I have mentioned above , trying 2 optimise torque in the midrange by mapping without changing other factors 2 suit wud compromise the top end 4 no advantage.
So basically u install the new injectors and c where that takes u
