What injectors for 400bhp?
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What injectors for 400bhp?
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I am looking for injectors to fit MY98 Type R, its fully forged engine on 2.5 block, just wanted to know what injectors i should buy to reach that sort of power.
Links would be very helpfull UK/USA doenst matter.
I will have all the supporting mods to reach that power ie. gearbox, turbo, intercooler and brembos to stop the car as well im just unsure on which injectors should i go for.
Thanks
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I am looking for injectors to fit MY98 Type R, its fully forged engine on 2.5 block, just wanted to know what injectors i should buy to reach that sort of power.
Links would be very helpfull UK/USA doenst matter.
I will have all the supporting mods to reach that power ie. gearbox, turbo, intercooler and brembos to stop the car as well im just unsure on which injectors should i go for.
Thanks
SORRY posted in the wrong session
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550cc are unfortunately too marginal - some make only 380+... Others well over 420!
So go for 650cc - they'll clear it, with lots of headroom to spare. Or, as above, 740cc. But both WILL be prohibitively expensive.
The best route is to buy a set of used OEM 440cc "yellows" (£40+) - loads on here and eBay. Then send them off to Mark Aigin at Lateral Performance for ASNU ultrasonic cleaning and flow-matching to 930cc. Price is £185 +VAT = £225.
So go for 650cc - they'll clear it, with lots of headroom to spare. Or, as above, 740cc. But both WILL be prohibitively expensive.
The best route is to buy a set of used OEM 440cc "yellows" (£40+) - loads on here and eBay. Then send them off to Mark Aigin at Lateral Performance for ASNU ultrasonic cleaning and flow-matching to 930cc. Price is £185 +VAT = £225.
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650cc will clear it - with headroom to spare. (550cc marginal).
Or as above 740cc.
But bothe WILL be massively expensive.
The best route is to buy a set of used OEM 440cc "yellows" (£40+)... Then send them off to Mark Aigin at Lateral Performance for ASNU ultrasonic cleaning and flow-matching to 930cc. Price is £185 +VAT = £225.
Or as above 740cc.
But bothe WILL be massively expensive.
The best route is to buy a set of used OEM 440cc "yellows" (£40+)... Then send them off to Mark Aigin at Lateral Performance for ASNU ultrasonic cleaning and flow-matching to 930cc. Price is £185 +VAT = £225.
I have the 440cc yellow at the moment so i think thats what i will do, but wont 930cc be overkill for that kind of power?
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But it's worth it to save shedlaods of cash and to be 'future proofed' (into the 600s bhp!!!)
The only real thing to worry about is idling/low rpms - sometimes too big a cc can cause rough low speed running.
But they're reflowed with a "V-spray" pattern - i.e. 2 smaller jets of fuel leaving the pintle in an inverted "V" pattern. This aids atomisation and Mark says they'll work particularly well with aftermarket ECUs, such as Simtek, Syvecs, etc...
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Guys i have forgot to mention that i have FPR and parallel fuel mod done too, also i will be running the new ESL for V3/V4, Ditchmyster STI pinks are top feed aren't they? I don't want to mod my fuel rails tbh.
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