I have good news guys (injector related)....

[canadian2k1si]

Originally Posted by HyaBoosta Just bought a set of rsx injectors with only 15,000 miles on them for 75 bucks. WHOOT WHOOT! Me too, should we get these flow tested to make sure they are not plugged up ar anything, or just stick em in'?

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[Havok2k1]

Originally Posted by blckpwdr

who is the ass that locked my thread when I asked this??????????????????????????????
and gave me some smart assed response. thanks you are really helpful.--------ass!!!!!

I was the ASS that locked your thread. If you would have done the productive thing and actually read the forum, you would have noticed that there was another thread going on that I posted the link FOR YOU (helping really makes me a smartass).

And if you have a problem with me or any other MOD, I HIGHLY suggest you PM me (or them) with your beef instead of hijacking a useful thread.

Sorry Opto... Back to topic....

[canadian2k1si]

Originally Posted by Havok2k1

I was the ASS that locked your thread. If you would have done the productive thing and actually read the forum, you would have noticed that there was another thread going on that I posted the link FOR YOU (helping really makes me a smartass).

And if you have a problem with me or any other MOD, I HIGHLY suggest you PM me (or them) with your beef instead of hijacking a useful thread.

Sorry Opto... Back to topic....

LOL, OWNED!!!!!!!

[canadian2k1si]

Is there anyway to check these used injectors at home before installing them besides going somewhere to flow test them?

[opto_isolator]

Originally Posted by Canadian2k1SI

Is there anyway to check these used injectors at home before installing them besides going somewhere to flow test them?

RC flow tests them, plus there are other companies out there that will do it as well. check google for "fuel injector flow testing."

[HyaBoosta]

canadian are you gonna flow test yours?How many miles do they have?
Opto: How would we go about getting the rail to fit to the manifold?

[StreetLevelPerformance]

Originally Posted by HyaBoosta

Opto: How would we go about getting the rail to fit to the manifold?

Our kit will come with a modified fuel rail so no need to make the RSX rail fit.

[HyaBoosta]

what else is the kit going to come with? so i can save some money on buying useless parts?

[StreetLevelPerformance]

Originally Posted by HyaBoosta

what else is the kit going to come with? so i can save some money on buying useless parts?

Modified OEM Fuel Rail, Boost Referencing FPR, Fuel Pump, ALL lines, ALL fittings, ALL clamps, and best of all a detailed DIY with pictures.

About 98% bolt-on with the fuel pump cage modification and mounting of the FPR to the fire wall being the only exceptions.

This kit will not be comprised of Carquest parts. Each part will be hand-picked from the best of the best.

[Big Baller L]

^when do you expect it to be finished?

[StreetLevelPerformance]

Originally Posted by Big Baller L

^when do you expect it to be finished?

Test fitting this weekend and then we'll enter a period of testing from there. Hard to say it depends on the results.

[HyaBoosta]

nice! keep up the good work and get it out here quick. im gonna be waiting on you guys to finish so i can get boosting.

[REDchirp]

Yea.... I asked a week ago but didn't get a response... how much are we expected to be looking at???

[StreetLevelPerformance]

Originally Posted by REDchirp

Yea.... I asked a week ago but didn't get a response... how much are we expected to be looking at???

If you are referring to price it's yet to be determined. This is only because we have not conducted the test fitting yet and we may choose to replace one part with another more adequate part. After this weekend we should know much more.

[REDchirp]

Ok... and yea price is what i was refering too.... and Be sure to post up after the first testing on what the price we will be looking at... thanks!!!

~Derek