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Old 12-24-11, 06:59 AM
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Question ID 2000's Worth It ?

Hello all , I am in the process of changing out my older BOSCH fuel injectors for the newer EV14 design.I was about to purchase a set of 4 from FIVE O ,( http://www.fiveomotorsport.com/custom-fuel-injectors/ ) when I was reminded of the Injector Dynamics injectors. After doing some searching I've realized that they are the same style injector at twice the price ! The ID's are said to be flow balanced but so are the ones from Five O , so is the price difference justified ? anyone out there using Five O injectors without a problem ?
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Hi Marcel,

good to see we both continue to suffer from the same psychosis....(re-designingitus)

i made the move to EV14s after my guy had so many good things to say about the linearity V the older Bosch injectors.

i ended up dealing w John (owner) at Fuel Injector Connection. he knows the RX backwards and forwards, will provide you w the right fit, adapter pigtails and an excellent price. he is a gearhead for sure... w a 6 second chevy S10 in the family along w lots of other toys.

a good guy. pls mention my name and say hi. i suggest you give him a call and discuss your needs.

info@fuelinjectorconnection.com

your link 5 0 looks good and there certainly is nothing wrong w ID. i am not trying to steer you anywhere, just provide you w options.

well i am steering you in the EV14 direction

have a great New Year and get that monster on the road

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We recommend/use/trust ID's over any other and believe the price difference is justified. Think it's ~$70 difference according to the F-O site, not quite double..
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Originally Posted by Howard Coleman CPR
Hi Marcel,

good to see we both continue to suffer from the same psychosis....(re-designingitus)

i made the move to EV14s after my guy had so many good things to say about the linearity V the older Bosch injectors.

i ended up dealing w John (owner) at Fuel Injector Connection. he knows the RX backwards and forwards, will provide you w the right fit, adapter pigtails and an excellent price. he is a gearhead for sure... w a 6 second chevy S10 in the family along w lots of other toys.

a good guy. pls mention my name and say hi. i suggest you give him a call and discuss your needs.

info@fuelinjectorconnection.com

your link 5 0 looks good and there certainly is nothing wrong w ID. i am not trying to steer you anywhere, just provide you w options.

well i am steering you in the EV14 direction

have a great New Year and get that monster on the road

howard
Thanks Howard , i'll call him after the holidays , thanks for the info! I'll have her up and running early in the new year , jus took some time to do some stuff I always wanted to do .Merry Christmas and happy new Year to you and yours too!



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We recommend/use/trust ID's over any other and believe the price difference is justified. Think it's ~$70 difference according to the F-O site, not quite double..
Four of these are $519 .http://www.fiveomotorsport.com/honda...-custom-2000cc
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Those are not even bosch core injectors. Those are denso's that I believe have been questionably modified to increase flow...

http://injectordynamics.blogspot.com...ctor-in-3.html
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Originally Posted by FullFunctionEng
Those are not even bosch core injectors. Those are denso's that I believe have been questionably modified to increase flow...

http://injectordynamics.blogspot.com...ctor-in-3.html
OH MY GOD !!! thank you sooo much for sharing that !!!! Injector Dynamics it is then !!!! What about these on ebay ,http://www.ebay.com/itm/120591687608...84.m1423.l2649 , are these Genuine ??
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i suggest you buy from one of our vendors, i wouldn't buy injectors from ebay.
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ID2000 for sure
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Originally Posted by FC3S1991
i suggest you buy from one of our vendors, i wouldn't buy injectors from ebay.
+1.

I wouldn't buy ANYTHING that your engine depends on from ebay...
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Listen to Howard Coleman, if you are on a budget there are other options. I am 100% happy with 2000 and 1000cc injectors I bought at Fuel Injector Connection.
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(4) ID2000s and (2) 033 pumps and duty cycles are in the low 70s on E85 at 568rwhp..IIRC.
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Originally Posted by Slammedblk7
(4) ID2000s and (2) 033 pumps and duty cycles are in the low 70s on E85 at 568rwhp..IIRC.
Perfect!
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Originally Posted by Slammedblk7
(4) ID2000s and (2) 033 pumps and duty cycles are in the low 70s on E85 at 568rwhp..IIRC.
I plan to run 4x ID (or other) 2000's and 2x850 stockers with 2x044s on pump gas .
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Originally Posted by FullFunctionEng
Really good read on that blog
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Originally Posted by Slammedblk7
(4) ID2000s and (2) 033 pumps and duty cycles are in the low 70s on E85 at 568rwhp..IIRC.
What base pressure?
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Originally Posted by Marcel Burkett
I plan to run 4x ID (or other) 2000's and 2x850 stockers with 2x044s on pump gas .
Lol sorry..i dont know why I typed 033. I run the bosch 044s

I would think my DC's would be lower if I weren't running E85 but, thats why I tried to go over kill on my fuel system to compensate.
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Originally Posted by the_glass_man
What base pressure?
Sorry, I run a 50PSI BP.
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Ebay is a marketplace for all companies to sell their products, not everything is cheap replica stuff on ebay, I hate how people give it a bad reputation. I gotta get some IDs soon, they will be worth it when needed.
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Originally Posted by tom94RX-7
Ebay is a marketplace for all companies to sell their products, not everything is cheap replica stuff on ebay, I hate how people give it a bad reputation. I gotta get some IDs soon, they will be worth it when needed.
Agreed....

Many quality vendors sell on ebay, as well as individuals with quality used parts. There are of course tons other crap that gets peddled there as well. The key is, if the price is noticeably less, for a new product, then be weary...

I have recently decided to keep my Bosch top feed 850/1680 with FJO driver. However, the ID's look interesting.
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What about these ? http://www.ebay.com/itm/270762400334...84.m1438.l2649
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If you trust a company that is willing to sell hammer modified injectors, go for it. We'll pay the extra money to know we get top quality matching/data.
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I've had ID1000's in my car for a few years now, they are working well for me. Part of my reason for paying a little extra was because I really enjoyed all the tech info that had been shared on the yawpower.com website over the years. I bought my set of injectors from a local vendor apexspeedtech.com , partly because they are local and partly because their forums also contain a lot of info I've found useful. I would have bought from FullFunctionEngineering if they were around back in 2008.


I'm sure other injector vendors have decent product, but if there's a reasonable price difference I'd rather support local vendors and/or people who are sharing useful info. The tech data on the injectordynamics.com page is very impressive.

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Originally Posted by FullFunctionEng
If you trust a company that is willing to sell hammer modified injectors, go for it. We'll pay the extra money to know we get top quality matching/data.
I always do some reserch before I buy anything , I am just asking a question , no need for sarcasm!
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http://fuelinjectorconnection.com/sh...&productId=246

^these are Bosch EV14 2000cc, they sell matched pairs with the pigtails and length adapters as needed.

I made my own research and ended up getting a pair. After that I checked the serial numbers on them and confirmed them to be stock, non modified, factory Bosch 2000cc ev14's (shorty body with adapter)

now, I also got a pair of their ev14 750cc for the primaries and by the serial numbers they are actually modified 550's (or 525, don't remember the exact number), flow matched. I called fic and they said that ev14's don't come in 725 or 750 sizes and that I won't have any problems and will be happy with them or I can call them back if I have any issues.

I looked at the orifice plates under magnification and they just enlarged the stock orifices a little. you may want to get id725 for the primaries instead as they are both static and dynamic balanced. I guess id725 are also modified 550's, can anybody confirm this?

I haven't started my build so all these injectors are still in their case
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At $168 each they aren't that much cheaper than the IDs , I my just spring for the IDs and call it a day.


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