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Old 08-09-2013, 02:29 AM
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Has anyone had fitment issues with the ID725 injectors?

They are the 60-11 type without the bottom washer fitted.

They are significantly longer than the OE injector:



Even when using a shorter adapter, they are very tight in the rail (the 11mm bore version of the black adapter was tested, not the one pictured, but the height was the same):



Here is what is on the box:

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Originally Posted by timk
Has anyone had fitment issues with the ID725 injectors?
My only issue with the ID725's fitting my 2000 was from losing two of the fuel rail spacers, and my hack/solution allowing too much tightening (fuel rail too close to the manifold) which pinch-cut one of the upper seals.

Once I got the proper fuel rail spacers everything worked like stock. Just make sure to lube up the seals, and don't over-tighten the rail bolts.
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Out of interest are you using the older style squared adapters or the smooth looking ones like I was supplied?
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I have the 1000s with rounded adapters and they fit fine, little awkward with the bulky harness adapters but that was about it.
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Originally Posted by timk
Out of interest are you using the older style squared adapters or the smooth looking ones like I was supplied?
Mine're the smoothies:
https://www.miataturbo.net/build-thr...3/#post1010848
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I forgot to update this earlier but in the end the overall length of the spacer didn't matter as the fuel rail had quite a bit of extra room in it. I was concerned the injectors would be hitting the top of the rail and hence not be isolated properly but this wasn't the case.
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