Fuel Injectors
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Fuel Injectors
These Nippondenso , are they worth the price for a stock replacement. Im only running a dp and non-seq conversion...
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Are your injectors actually bad? Just get them cleaned/overhauled by rc engineering. If they are truly bad, then try to get a used pair from someone upgrading their fuel system. If THAT doesn't happen, then yes, you'll have to buy those.
If you asking whether or not you need to upgrade your injectors, it depends on how much boost you are running. But it's better to upgrade the secondaries at that point anyway to 1200-1300cc.
in case you don't know:
stock primary: 550 cc
stock secondary: 850 cc
"typical" upgraded secondary: 1300 cc
If you asking whether or not you need to upgrade your injectors, it depends on how much boost you are running. But it's better to upgrade the secondaries at that point anyway to 1200-1300cc.
in case you don't know:
stock primary: 550 cc
stock secondary: 850 cc
"typical" upgraded secondary: 1300 cc
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Well my motor it being rebuilt at the moment, but prior to the rebuild i found that one of the injectors were actually dripping fuel, which was causing my engine to shutter once in a while.
When you say that: "Then yes, you'll have to buy those." Is this a last resort if no one is selling theres.
How much would a used pair run around?
When you say that: "Then yes, you'll have to buy those." Is this a last resort if no one is selling theres.
How much would a used pair run around?
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