Injector Update?
I'm not a vendor....
but..
RC has 1000cc injectors ready. I have a set that's waiting to go into my car.
Precision has 880's (if I am not mistaken) Vivid Racing has them, and I think anyone that is a Precision dealer can get.
Greddy/Denso Injectors - not 100% sure
That's all I know so far.
-Chris
but..
RC has 1000cc injectors ready. I have a set that's waiting to go into my car.
Precision has 880's (if I am not mistaken) Vivid Racing has them, and I think anyone that is a Precision dealer can get.
Greddy/Denso Injectors - not 100% sure
That's all I know so far.
-Chris
I think I've read that you can modify the stock injectors to flow more on a flow bench although not sure what the cost of that would be compared to just buying new injectors with the correct specs. Not too many Evo X owners need them yet but if you are going over 24 PSI to redline on a larger turbo, it's always safer to make sure the fuel is there rather than run at 100% duty cycle and find out after you damaged the engine.
Chris,
Shoot Mike an Email - mike@roadraceengineering.com
I think he might have a few sets in stock, I think Mike is going to order the precision ones as well.
-Chris
I think I've read that you can modify the stock injectors to flow more on a flow bench although not sure what the cost of that would be compared to just buying new injectors with the correct specs. Not too many Evo X owners need them yet but if you are going over 24 PSI to redline on a larger turbo, it's always safer to make sure the fuel is there rather than run at 100% duty cycle and find out after you damaged the engine.
I see what your getting at, but I think there are a few drawbacks of that....
Usually when you machine an injector, you cant "go back to stock" once it's done, it's done. You'd have to buy a brand new set of OEM injectors.
Since the Evo X is new, a vendor, or shop ect. would have to have a quick turn around time, since most people use there X's as daily drivers.
Or have a set pre made (core charge) ect.
All in all, It would probably be the "cheapest" route... as compared to buying a new set of injectors.
I personally think most people would not wanna mess with there OEM injectors.
Just my .02 cents.
-Chris
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Chris,
Shoot Mike an Email - mike@roadraceengineering.com
I think he might have a few sets in stock, I think Mike is going to order the precision ones as well.
-Chris
Shoot Mike an Email - mike@roadraceengineering.com
I think he might have a few sets in stock, I think Mike is going to order the precision ones as well.
-Chris
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It would be nice to see a direct replacement on the market that does not require:
1. Modifying your stock injectors
2. Core exchange on your stock injectors
2. Using a harness adapter
3. Spacer / Rail modification
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Sure do, They forgot to ship them with my injectors...... Had to get them to over night them. I'm not real happy with the design of the RC's in comparison to the stockers, anyone that has looked at a removed stock injector will know what I'm talking about..
It would be nice to see a direct replacement on the market that does not require:
1. Modifying your stock injectors
2. Core exchange on your stock injectors
2. Using a harness adapter
3. Spacer / Rail modification
It would be nice to see a direct replacement on the market that does not require:
1. Modifying your stock injectors
2. Core exchange on your stock injectors
2. Using a harness adapter
3. Spacer / Rail modification
Sure do, They forgot to ship them with my injectors...... Had to get them to over night them. I'm not real happy with the design of the RC's in comparison to the stockers, anyone that has looked at a removed stock injector will know what I'm talking about..
It would be nice to see a direct replacement on the market that does not require:
1. Modifying your stock injectors
2. Core exchange on your stock injectors
2. Using a harness adapter
3. Spacer / Rail modification
It would be nice to see a direct replacement on the market that does not require:
1. Modifying your stock injectors
2. Core exchange on your stock injectors
2. Using a harness adapter
3. Spacer / Rail modification


