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Old 04-25-05, 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by TitosToy
so there are no such thing as hi impedence 720s?? and where can i find the resistors?
RADIO SHACK HAS THEM
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Originally Posted by full-cruise
RADIO SHACK HAS THEM
so....what do I do with the resistors? as in where and how to install.
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Look up the ECU pinout for your car and solder them in the wires corresponding to the injectors you put them (if you put them only in secondaries only in the wires for the secondaries, if you go with 4x720 1 resistor for each injectors). It's better to solder them in at the ECU as opposed to in the engine bay to keep them away from heat/vibration etc.
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Originally Posted by ilike2eatricers
Look up the ECU pinout for your car and solder them in the wires corresponding to the injectors you put them (if you put them only in secondaries only in the wires for the secondaries, if you go with 4x720 1 resistor for each injectors). It's better to solder them in at the ECU as opposed to in the engine bay to keep them away from heat/vibration etc.
oh ok....thanks I'll look into it........I'd be scared to open the ECU but i'll look into it.
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You dont have to open up the ECU at all. It's alot easier than you think. Just cut the wires for each secondary injector from the ECU harness and then solder in a resistor for each.
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Originally Posted by ilike2eatricers
You dont have to open up the ECU at all. It's alot easier than you think. Just cut the wires for each secondary injector from the ECU harness and then solder in a resistor for each.
oh..........well even better......I thought i had to do it IN the ECU........coolness. thanks.
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is there a difference in resistors?...i'm not much of an electrician just wanna know what to get just incase if i do go wit the low imps.
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Damn, I just received my injectors back from WitchHunter. I've got to say, THEY ARE AWESOME!

I received brand new upper and lower grommets and o-rings along with the very well packaged, cleaned and flow-tested injectors!

Highly recommend sending your injectors to WitchHunter!
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Just wondering what the turn around time was from socal to wherever they are?
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Originally Posted by ilike2eatricers
Just wondering what the turn around time was from socal to wherever they are?
We are in the Seattle area. Turn times are 1-2 days but it's getting close to the busy season. Already doing 12+ hours a day to keep the customers happy.

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they are listed as 690's in reference to their original intended use in the GSL SE 13B engine which has a lower fuel pressure rating, up the pressure to what the S4 and S5 use and they easily flow 720cc's.
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Originally Posted by ilike2eatricers
Just wondering what the turn around time was from socal to wherever they are?
I sent them out last Tuesday, and got them back this past Monday.
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*brining back the dead*
anyone know the part # for these resistors from radio shlack? im sure if i go up there and ask for this they will **** there head like a dog and scratch....and will the pins be in the fsm? i have a haynes book and thinkin this wont be in there, 88 s4 high imp.in case someone already knows what pins!
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Denso 1995500-0830

Radio shack resistors 10ohm/10watt package of 2 #271-132

Dont be so lazy and look up the pins yourself. I had to walk downstairs to get these part numbers for you guys lol.
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actually the workers will know right where it is. I had one that looked like he should have worked at McDonalds however some sort of basic skill they taught him came back to him and he showed me right where the resistors where. THen all you have to do is look for the backages that say 10watt 10ohm
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