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Old 06 August 2006, 11:42 AM
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What injectors do these models have (Fitting and flow rate)

1995 WRX RA IMPORT

1994 WRX

1995 UK Spec

MY97 WRX GC8

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Old 06 August 2006, 04:32 PM
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Ive found out what fitting they are now, Just need to know the flow rate, Either in cc or pounds/hours
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im sure all those are 380cc !!!
Old 06 August 2006, 09:27 PM
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Ive been told all sorts, 380cc, 440cc and 444cc. Ive been told you can get over 300bhp from the std injectors. Totally confused to be honest
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i own a 94 wrx which is fitted with standard 380cc and they max out at 280bhp and i believe the other models you listed are fitted with the same injectors
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*****, Ive bought me a set of 380cc injectors to replace my 370cc injectors
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why dont you buy an adjustable fuel presure regulator ?? that way when your car is mapped you can raise the fuel pressure and there by get more from your injectors !!! that extra 10cc is gonna make all the difference
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All 380's AFAIK. Classic STi's later on had 440's but the early ones ran 380's. Don't take that as gospel though. My 98 WRX wagon with a standard output of 250bhp is on grey 380's. Soon to be rectified with a set of yellow 440's this week though.
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Originally Posted by stevebt
why dont you buy an adjustable fuel presure regulator ?? that way when your car is mapped you can raise the fuel pressure and there by get more from your injectors !!! that extra 10cc is gonna make all the difference
Ive got an adjustable FPR but to get 300bhp without a stupidly high pulse width I need to run near 5 bar of fuel pressure
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