How you doing guys I know that this has been a battle before but not a lot info about it. I am looking for some injectors for my setup and I just can plug and play not to much headache. I am looking around 1000cc to 1200cc. I heard that RC 1000 and the dynamic 1000 cc are plug and play. I am not looking to make enormous power between 350 to 400. This my setup right know.


HKS exhaust and TBE
megan o2 housing
ETS intake
ETS 4" intercooler and upper and lower piping
walbro 255 lhp
competition stage 3 clutch
grimmspeed 3 port




Thanks for the suggestions.

 

For your power goal, you do not need aftermarket injectors unless you run e85. If you run e85, I recommend PTE 1200cc injectors.

 

i have pte 1200cc's they idle just fine.

 

Unless you're running E85, 1000-1200cc injectors will be overkill for your setup. You didn't mention it but do you have a upgraded fuel pump?! If not I would suggest upgrading it. Get something cheap like a walbro 255.

 

yeah i just meant the 1200's in case he decides to do a e-85 map. dont want to do injectors twice right?

 

No new injectors will be plug and play. You have to get a tune when you change injectors.

 

Yes I have the walbro like I mention in the top. I am trying to tune my car 91 oct and E85 wish is very common in Colorado.

 

Sorry must have missed that. 1000-1200cc will be fine

 

I heard RC is a good brand used some 750cc RC in my car for awhile and they did good. A lot of tuners like the injector dynamics they flow good and get good drivability out of them. I personally have BOSCH 1150cc injectors and am really happy with them. They have good drivability and tuned just fine. Read a little bit online that the BOSCH and the ID's are really similar. The ID's use a BOSCH style injector but other than that I'm not sure how identical they are. But BOSCH is good bang for the buck IMO.

 

what about the plug and play on the injectors. I don't want to mess with any injector conectors just take and put.

 

get FICs and you will need a tune, no "plug and play" injectors but yes they do "plug in" if that is what you're talking about, you won't have to slice up your wiring harness or anything crazy like that

 

yah more like "plug and tune"

 

All the ones I had they plug right into the factory connector. But like biggiesacks said a tune will be required to make the bigger injectors run smoothly

 

sorry for the confusion. thank you gearjammin for the explanation I want injectors that I can plug in to the factory connector and still do there job. I am tracking that I need a tune. thanks for there help and patience.

 

Mind sharing your latencies/scaling for science?