$69 1600cc injectors?
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i'm gonna check tomorrow and see what kind of price i can get on these injectors......i'll let you guys know and then we can compare prices. That way we can have quite a few different areas to look for the best price.
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Originally posted by kabooski
It can say Kia for all I care
as long as they do there job for the $ hehe
It can say Kia for all I care
as long as they do there job for the $ hehe
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I do beleive they are for alternative fuel motors..
For the fuel rail, you just need a semi decent drill press and 9/16 bit. It takes like 5 minutes to mod the rail..Max
For the fuel rail, you just need a semi decent drill press and 9/16 bit. It takes like 5 minutes to mod the rail..Max
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Originally posted by E6KT2
I almost forgot. Ted, these will fit the K2RD 87' modified fuel rail, right?!?
I almost forgot. Ted, these will fit the K2RD 87' modified fuel rail, right?!?
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Originally posted by NOTA V6
The plastic on the injector itself can be trimmed to make it fit a stock fuel rail.
The plastic on the injector itself can be trimmed to make it fit a stock fuel rail.
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Originally posted by Maxthe7man
I do beleive they are for alternative fuel motors..
For the fuel rail, you just need a semi decent drill press and 9/16 bit. It takes like 5 minutes to mod the rail..Max
I do beleive they are for alternative fuel motors..
For the fuel rail, you just need a semi decent drill press and 9/16 bit. It takes like 5 minutes to mod the rail..Max
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You don't need to modify the fuel rail. Just the injectors. Modifying the fuel rail simply insures that you cannot use smaller injectors again.
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Originally posted by Cheuk in Seoul
OK,
now I'm interested. Is there a how to on modifying the fuel rail. Cause if it is is easy. I will go for 1600 injectors.
OK,
now I'm interested. Is there a how to on modifying the fuel rail. Cause if it is is easy. I will go for 1600 injectors.
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Originally posted by 13BAce
For a 2nd gen it's pretty easy because they use top feed injectors. For a 3rd gen. you'll need new fuel rails.
For a 2nd gen it's pretty easy because they use top feed injectors. For a 3rd gen. you'll need new fuel rails.
Anybody want to trade?
Well, back to trying to find used 850cc secondaries.
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Thanks Ted......your sooooo informative! Where do you pick up all this info?
Thanks Ted......your sooooo informative! Where do you pick up all this info?
-Ted
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Originally posted by E6KT2
I almost forgot. Ted, these will fit the K2RD 87' modified fuel rail, right?!?
I almost forgot. Ted, these will fit the K2RD 87' modified fuel rail, right?!?
-Ted
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Originally posted by E6KT2
Thanks for the heads up, guys. Now, where/how do I trim the fuel injectors?
Thanks for the heads up, guys. Now, where/how do I trim the fuel injectors?
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Originally posted by Maxthe7man
I do beleive they are for alternative fuel motors..
I do beleive they are for alternative fuel motors..
I know where I'm getting my secondaries from now
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Originally posted by Felix Wankel
Yeah I think the Ford ones are for LPG trucks.
I know where I'm getting my secondaries from now
Yeah I think the Ford ones are for LPG trucks.
I know where I'm getting my secondaries from now
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I thought that it was you. Weren't you considering using the new rotary motor?
I thought that it was you. Weren't you considering using the new rotary motor?
I'd rather build my own engines, screw a crate Renesis.
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Why don't you just go to www.injectors.com and order them from there? They are only $65 a piece, no minimum. The injectors are from a methanol project that Chrysler and Ford went in together on (according to the guy at this place). Its the same part number... same injector.
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Originally posted by Felix Wankel
Hell no. I'm a cheapass. I think thats Mr. Wankel or Dr. Wankel or something like that.
I'd rather build my own engines, screw a crate Renesis.
Hell no. I'm a cheapass. I think thats Mr. Wankel or Dr. Wankel or something like that.
I'd rather build my own engines, screw a crate Renesis.