Greddy 720s
Yep, they are. I have had some delays ordering from them though. I just bought some Blitz ones from hopupracing.com for less. And they are the same exact injectors(I called Blitz to confirm this) made by ND. Blitz's are rated at 700cc because they use stock fuel pressure unlike how GReddy rates theirs.
Originally posted by J-Rat
Excellent! I was going to run then in all 4 slots!
you got any other sources for injectors?
Excellent! I was going to run then in all 4 slots!
you got any other sources for injectors?
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Originally posted by Ryde _Or_Die
Yep, they are. I have had some delays ordering from them though. I just bought some Blitz ones from hopupracing.com for less. And they are the same exact injectors(I called Blitz to confirm this) made by ND. Blitz's are rated at 700cc because they use stock fuel pressure unlike how GReddy rates theirs.
Yep, they are. I have had some delays ordering from them though. I just bought some Blitz ones from hopupracing.com for less. And they are the same exact injectors(I called Blitz to confirm this) made by ND. Blitz's are rated at 700cc because they use stock fuel pressure unlike how GReddy rates theirs.
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Originally posted by NA_VersionFC3S
How hard is it to install resistors. And why do you have to do that at all?
How hard is it to install resistors. And why do you have to do that at all?
Originally posted by J-Rat
Good stuff! How do you like them?
Good stuff! How do you like them?
So I'm confused what will happen if you don't put in the resisters? I have an 88 TII that someone put in 720 secondaries but I have no idea if he put in resisters. Hummm....
How's it run? If its an 88 you have high impedence injectors. Halfway through 87 they switched to them. If its running good and has been for a while then they put the resistors in apparently. Or you can just check the wiring to the injectors.
Well guys I have Greedy 720"s in the secondaries on my T-II. All i can say as far as a direct fittment is concerned on the T-II, you have to shave off a little bit of the plastic piece on the injector in order for it to plug in perfectly in place. The Greedy injector s were designed for the FD, not the FC, but they will fit with this little adjustment. Also im curious to know also about the resistors, as I already have the injectors installed in my T-II,and I was wondering if i do need to install the resistors for the injectors to work properly. It seems to me like they are working properly, if anybody has information on the resistors I would like to hear from you, Thank You
Um its running absolutly very strong however I'm getting no boost. Not anything to do with injectors because the turbo wounldn't boost before the injector change however I'm going tonight to see whats the deal with the turbo.
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Originally posted by Ryde _Or_Die
My engine isn't back together yet. Not for a week probably. But I already had 2 GReddy injectors and the Blitz ones are the same ones. So now I'm going to be running 4x720cc which should be easier to tune I think.
My engine isn't back together yet. Not for a week probably. But I already had 2 GReddy injectors and the Blitz ones are the same ones. So now I'm going to be running 4x720cc which should be easier to tune I think.
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Blitz's are rated at 700cc because they use stock fuel pressure unlike how GReddy rates theirs.
Originally posted by eyecandy
So does that mean Greddys run at 700cc with the stock fuel pressure? Can you explain this aliitle better?
So does that mean Greddys run at 700cc with the stock fuel pressure? Can you explain this aliitle better?
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