Hey yall,

After seizing the oppurtunity on some crazy turbo deals I've decided now is the time.. and I'm needing some injector advice.

Obviously my NB2's stock fuel system won't be up to the task, however after scoring some flow tested EV14's from a 06-12 Mustang (for 50 bucks and a cheeseburger ) I'm wondering are these suitable for usage with FlowForce's conversion kit parts to adapt to the stock NB2 fuel rail.

Few details on these particular injectors:



Actual injector pictured.

547cc/min EV14 Injector (Part 0 280 158 117)
https://www.bosch-motorsport-shop.co...soL4zFMcR16oU0

- 547cc/min = 374g/min = 50lb/hr @ 3bar
- Dual cone spray
- Standard body length
- Regular tip nozzle
- 12 ohm resistance
- USCAR connector

And the FlowForce parts needed:
EV14 to EV1 harness x4: https://goflowforce.com/products/blue-washers
12mm Top Hat Fuel Rail Adapter: https://goflowforce.com/products/12m...l-rail-adapter
Fuel Rail Spacers: https://goflowforce.com/products/mia...45122564129087
Bottom cushions, O-rings, filters: https://goflowforce.com/products/rei...45122564194623

Basically TLDR, do these injectors fit the same as the commonly used 2013 GT500 injectors (I believe FlowForce uses these in their 640cc kit)?

I'll be running a GT2560R, on an otherwise stock BP-Z3. Not looking for crazy numbers, just something reliable enough for daily usage and some track days. If these are compatible I'll be very happy.

Thanks everyone

 

I believe the FF injectors come with the top end plastic shaved down on a lathe so it is not flared? Right below the top O-Ring.

 

I have unused bosch 700cc injectors that came with my kraken kit if you want them. i ended up getting id1050s so i dont need mine, id give them to you for $100 plus shipping

 

Hmm I live downunder so if shipping to Sydney Australia is possible I may take you up on that?

 

Ive never shipped internationally before, Im from Texas. Id be willing to figure out how to send them to you (probably DHL) if you want, but im not sure how long the shipping would take or how much it would cost so it might not end up being worth it