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I have good news guys (injector related)....
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THATS GREAT NEWS OPTO!
NICE JOB!
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so... u need to just extend the tabs on the fuel rail so it can bolt up?..
hmm.
question now is .... how does someone with a returnless control these.
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The RSX is a returnless setup too.
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THATS GREAT NEWS OPTO!
NICE JOB!
Heh - thanks for the help....Hope this helps out your turbo kit.....
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NIce work Opto, have you fired the car up yet?
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NIce work Opto, have you fired the car up yet?
Well - I didn't actually start the car with them in yet - because I want to wait until my turbo is in so that I can limp it to the tuner (titan motorsports) and have them tune it for me....don't want to risk blowing anything for the moment. I put the old ones back in for now....just wanted to see if they would even fit or if there were going to be clearance issues.
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Well - I didn't actually start the car with them in yet - because I want to wait until my turbo is in so that I can limp it to the tuner (titan motorsports) and have them tune it for me....don't want to risk blowing anything for the moment. I put the old ones back in for now....just wanted to see if they would even fit or if there were going to be clearance issues.
DID U USE THE RSX CLIP TO THE INJECTOR?
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Heh - thanks for the help....Hope this helps out your turbo kit.....
GOOD job opt
mine just came in but it's too hoot to mess witht he car today
mine is off a type S i beleive so i might have to get a different rail
Or is that the stock fuel rail...??
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DID U USE THE RSX CLIP TO THE INJECTOR?
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Test the emanage old injector/new injector feature now.
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The RSX is a returnless setup too.
yea and whats ur point? unless ur using a rsx ecu, your post is pointless.
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Nice info man!!
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DID U USE THE RSX CLIP TO THE INJECTOR?
Yes, it fits as well....Just like stock, only a larger injector
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Yes, it fits as well....Just like stock, only a larger injector
To clarify - I didn't have to splice anything - the RSX clips are exactly the same as the civic clips....
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