jjd2

any body know where i can buy high impedance 1600cc inj. so i don't have to use resistors w/ my PFC?

jabbadeznuts

HOLY **** ! Those are huge injectors! WTF are you going to wo w/ 1600cc injectors?

I have no clue where to get them. I didn't know that they were mass produced.

Perhaps a custom injector from python injection? www.python-inection.com

I think they can make custom injectors, but custom means $$

the_glass_man

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You can get them just about anywhere, try the RX7store or K2RD, yes to use 1600 cc in your PFC you will need resistors, make sure they are heavy duty and can take the heat from the engine bay.

Maxthe7man

We did a packaged buy to get them from Ford motorsport in a package of 8 last time, Soloracer bought them and sold a set to Dragon and myself, I guess if you could find a few others, you guys could do the same thing again, it worked out to something like 65 bucks and injector or something like that..Max

Directfreak

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http://www.injector.com/

Silver93T

I can probably get you some

ASE_Joe

I need two if anyone has some laying around. I need the low impediance injectors though.....
thanks

loi

1600 cc only come with low impedence, i don't know anyone selling a high impedence 1600cc?

Silver93T

They don't come low impedance. I can get some high impedance 1600's if you guys are interested.

DChan415

Whats this I hear about using 1600cc's on a PFC without resistors? Anyone know anything about it?

DaleClark

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All large injectors are peak and hold, low impedance designs. Over about 550cc or so are all low impedance - at least new injectors. You can have smaller injectors bored out to a larger size, though.

Low impedance is supposed to be a superior design, BTW. Adding in a resistor to run them is SUPER easy - you can get 2 10ohm, 10 watt resistors at Radio Shack for $1.99. We've run them around here for YEARS with no problems or side effects whatsoever.

Dale

DaleClark

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Oh, to answer the original question -

http://www.precisionte.com

They have 160 lb/hr (approx. 1600cc) injectors for about $70 each. They're good folks, too.

Dale