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Atlanta93LE 04-22-2007 11:01 PM

Need opinions about injectors
 
I have a set of 305 supra injectors, but I'm debating whether I should send these out to get cleaned, or pick up a set of cleaned 265cc 1.8 injectors for $40. I'm looking for ~170-180 hp on a AFPR setup. What do you guys think? Which would you work with?

magnamx-5 04-22-2007 11:04 PM

just run the 305's as is. what makes you think there is something wrong with them?

Atlanta93LE 04-22-2007 11:12 PM

They've been sitting a while.

m2cupcar 04-22-2007 11:20 PM

I used zip ties split to strap the injectors to the rail, then put the assembly in a big ziploc with fuel hose and harness coming out. Put some air pressure on the fuel hose and then "tripped" the harness with 12v to verify spray/action.

magnamx-5 04-22-2007 11:21 PM

use them and be done with it.

m2cupcar 04-22-2007 11:31 PM

and if you're car doesn't run you can add one more possibility to the list ;)

jayc72 04-23-2007 12:15 AM

Yup. Get them tested. A faulty injector can cause possible damage. A locked open injector can hydro lock your engine. I've had an injector leak through the body, fuel pouring out of the plastic connector.

I wouldn't put ANY used injector in my car with out at least getting it tested. I have a local place that will test them for $5 each. Cheap insurance.


use them and be done with it.
Worst advice ever. :)

Atlanta93LE 04-23-2007 12:23 AM

But the consensus is to just clean up the 305s, and not buy the 1.8 injectors?

Mouglie 04-23-2007 12:24 AM

where exactly are you gonna clean them and how much?

Atlanta93LE 04-23-2007 12:25 AM

Probably at cleaninjectors.com. They seem to be fairly cheap at $50 for 4.

cjernigan 04-23-2007 12:26 AM

If you send them out to places like witchhunter, to get them cleaned, flowed with new orings and pintle caps, screens, all that crap is like $60. The larger injectors will be nice for low duty cycles I guess. I just like the idea of larger injectors then the bare minimum of what you need.
Get them cleaned and pray you don't have one that leaks.

Edit: I had mine done at cleaninjectors.com, they did a good job from what i can tell thus far. The turn around was about 6.5 days total. Think i'll go witchhunter next time though just for the heck of it.

UofACATS 04-23-2007 12:36 AM

Cleaned 1.8s for 40 bucks is a great deal, and you can get your 180 hp..

Atlanta93LE 04-23-2007 12:47 AM

Ha, they just sold anyway. Guess I'll go with the 305s!

UofACATS 04-23-2007 01:28 AM

buy mine?

or just go 305s. Probably the best long-term choice

Ben 04-23-2007 07:57 AM

Ben, I'd go with the 265s for your goals.

Right now I'm running my original 205s @ 7-8 psi and I'm still rich 10:7-11.0:1 over 6k rpm. (I haven't worked on tweaking the fuel curve at all)

Get that set from Noah (UofA). They're my old injectors that I had cleaned and used for a couple of thousand miles).

Braineack 04-23-2007 08:09 AM


Originally Posted by UofACATS (Post 105339)
Cleaned 1.8s for 40 bucks is a great deal, and you can get your 180 hp..


my thoughts.....

FHS 04-23-2007 11:35 AM

Yeah, for future reference, the 1.8's are fine for 170-180 on an AFPR. You might have some idling issues with the 305s.

I know I know. It's been discussed before but my car won't idle on 305s without help from the EMB.

SamS 04-23-2007 11:57 AM

Mine idles 305's just fine at like 13.5-14 afr. Maybe my OBDII ecu is just smarter, or maybe yours is too old and got alzheimer's. :gay:


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