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We are looking to offering 375cc injectors as part of all of the kits now. These are not RSX, Honda or Acura injectors. These are Accel, which are made by Denso (OEM) injectors. They are quite cost effective and I think will be an excellent added value to the Stage I turbo kit.
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Originally Posted by dezod
We are looking to offering 375cc injectors as part of all of the kits now. These are not RSX, Honda or Acura injectors. These are Accel, which are made by Denso (OEM) injectors. They are quite cost effective and I think will be an excellent added value to the Stage I turbo kit.
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Originally Posted by tfnaaf
Sounds like a nice option. It seems some are complaining that the rsx injectors arent enough for the higher psi systems. But maybe even an option for even larger injectors wouldnt be a bad idea either
I'de rather pay more for RC injectors. I know denso;s are oem and all but when boosting higher levels I would rather leave that to someone who has been proven over and over. How's the status on the larger fuel rails coming?
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Originally Posted by turboengnr
i would use denso.
if it is good enough for GM to run in the LS2 and LS7, then theyre good enough for me to run.
if it is good enough for GM to run in the LS2 and LS7, then theyre good enough for me to run.
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Originally Posted by Jrfish007
the LS2 and LS7 are N/A engines. N/A engines and boosted engines run better having different flow patterns. If you really want to do it right, you should get an injector with a specific flow pattern for boosted cars. This will help in long term, and RC has the best name IMO for this type of stuff. If I remeber right the RC webpage even explains all this. Not that I'm in the market for a turbo kit, but if I was pay extra for RC too.
As long as this equation is taken into account with injector selection & proper impedence, brand is just a name.
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the accel injectors are extremely comparable to the bosch injectors, right?
The new Ford GT uses bosch injectors on its Twin screw supercharged motor
the accel injectors are extremely comparable to the bosch injectors, right?
The new Ford GT uses bosch injectors on its Twin screw supercharged motor
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My opinion....regardless of brand, I wouldn't spend money on something smaller than a 400cc. It'll be a limiting factor, big time. Even for people who say "I will be happy with 200 hp or low boost," they never are. That's why I didn't even mess with rsx injectors.
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Originally Posted by andyman97
My opinion....regardless of brand, I wouldn't spend money on something smaller than a 400cc. It'll be a limiting factor, big time. Even for people who say "I will be happy with 200 hp or low boost," they never are. That's why I didn't even mess with rsx injectors.
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Originally Posted by HyaBoosta
but wouldn't 500's hit the tps with the stock rail?
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=221261
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Originally Posted by dezod
that was concern of mine, but apparently 500cc SRT-4 injectors from RC fit our car. Someone posted them:
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=221261
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=221261
557CC to be exact
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Originally Posted by dezod
that was concern of mine, but apparently 500cc SRT-4 injectors from RC fit our car. Someone posted them:
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=221261
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=221261
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Originally Posted by HyaBoosta
those weren't SRT4 injectors they were RC 550's for RSX. They didn;t fit and hit the TPS and he's selling them on ebay now because of that. I talk to him alot
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Originally Posted by Michalo187
so when will these be made and are they going to be direct replacement?
For those interested, you can run pretty much as big an injector as you want if you take the time to install a d16 intake manifold. I'm thinking of picking up a venom manifold for it....not sure yet, very expensive part.
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Originally Posted by HyaBoosta
I was thinking the same thing. He is selling them now after 3 days and I just won the auction on them so I will find a way to make them work and then go for 10psi.
