Injectors
10-05-2006, 06:04 AM
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Injectors
I was woundering if anyone has a DIY for injectors. I am trying to see how hard they are to install or anything else I should know. Also, would I be able to use my SAFC2 to tune the injectors or will it not work. I am just trying to get this whole injector thing down since its so confusing. So, any information will help out a lot. What companies are good and what should I get. I am going to be using them for a turbo set-up.......Thanks
10-05-2006, 06:42 AM
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You need a Emanage with injector harness to tune them sufficiently... the S-AFCII is still way the underdog to the emanage and unichip setups (Mine is for nifty looks).. the install of the 550cc PNP ones from ZPI is cake... pull out, unclip, push in, clip... and done.
10-05-2006, 04:36 PM
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yeah...550 is the biggest i tihnk they have for the tc(??)
but u need some sort of engine management either way...with the timing and fuel both need adjustments
glad your researching before starting.....i'm still learning too
but u need some sort of engine management either way...with the timing and fuel both need adjustments
glad your researching before starting.....i'm still learning too
10-05-2006, 05:00 PM
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yeah i know didnt want to just slap it on lol and blow ish up.. SAFC alone is not good enough for a turbo setup from what i understand so a piggy back is needed like an Emanage..there are places to buy those without the kit right? ive found them but only like in the Turbonetics Kit and the ZPI kit.
10-05-2006, 07:03 PM
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Look for the tC Turbonetics kit install instructions on the website. It’s a easy install. The injectors are held in place by the fuel rail. The fuel rail is held down with 2 bolts. Once you remove the rail the injectors pull right out then you can unclip them. Now you put the stock o ring on the new injectors and pop them in and reassemble the fuel rail. Now you can cut the old injectors clips off and solder the new clips on and snap them onto the new injectors. These are the 660 injectors that come with the Turbonetics kit. The second pic show the new clips attached to the wire harness.
01-18-2007, 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted by LIVETOROLL
IF YOUR ONLY GOING TO BE RUNNING 7PSI AND HAVE ABOUT 250WHP DO YOU NEED TO RUN BIGGER INJECTORS OR WILL THE STOCK ONES WORK??
01-19-2007, 04:15 AM
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Originally Posted by 3min3m2
yeah...550 is the biggest i tihnk they have for the tc(??)
but u need some sort of engine management either way...with the timing and fuel both need adjustments
glad your researching before starting.....i'm still learning too
but u need some sort of engine management either way...with the timing and fuel both need adjustments
glad your researching before starting.....i'm still learning too
10-27-2007, 08:59 AM
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yo i know this thread is way old, but im putting my injectors on tomorrow and will be tuning my car on sunday.
anyone got a DIY for RC injectors? im trying to figure it out.
it doesnt look too hard but thanks if anyone has any tips
anyone got a DIY for RC injectors? im trying to figure it out.
it doesnt look too hard but thanks if anyone has any tips
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