Fs Two Sets Of Fuel Injectors.
02-14-2006, 01:20 AM
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delivery is approx 10-15 days
location is australia
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1 - set of 4x 330cc fuel injectors
1 - set of 4x 510cc fuel injectors
My car is a hyundai tiburon 1997, 1.8 litre engine
Please keep in mind when replacing your stock injectors that you may need to replace and modify your fuel rails to make these fit.
I've installed a set of siemens 750cc injectors on my car.
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$15 Postal airmail
delivery is approx 10-15 days
location is australia
secondhand
1 - set of 4x 330cc fuel injectors
1 - set of 4x 510cc fuel injectors
My car is a hyundai tiburon 1997, 1.8 litre engine
Please keep in mind when replacing your stock injectors that you may need to replace and modify your fuel rails to make these fit.
I've installed a set of siemens 750cc injectors on my car.
Paypal is renante@bigpond.net.au
Pm or email us on renante@bigpond.net.au
02-14-2006, 01:33 AM
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the only fuel injectors that are straight fit without modifications are Stock OEM injectors.
Buddy, you would not be asking this question if you've replaced and upgraded fuel injectors before!
Stock injectors are 210cc.
since then I've installed 510cc and now 750cc
and the mechanic had to install a new fuel rails.
the siemens 750cc fuel injectors are the easiest to install.
Because it used the same fuel rails as the 510cc that I had installed 7 months ago.
Buddy, you would not be asking this question if you've replaced and upgraded fuel injectors before!
Stock injectors are 210cc.
since then I've installed 510cc and now 750cc
and the mechanic had to install a new fuel rails.
the siemens 750cc fuel injectors are the easiest to install.
Because it used the same fuel rails as the 510cc that I had installed 7 months ago.
02-14-2006, 06:15 AM
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<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Renante)</div><div class='quotemain'>the only fuel injectors that are straight fit without modifications are Stock OEM injectors.</div>
Completely not true.
You don't have to modify your fuel rail if they are the same style/dimension injector. We need to know that and you havent mentioned what brand they are. You can buy Ford 48lb. injectors without having to modify anything.
Completely not true.
You don't have to modify your fuel rail if they are the same style/dimension injector. We need to know that and you havent mentioned what brand they are. You can buy Ford 48lb. injectors without having to modify anything.
02-14-2006, 08:36 AM
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Vehicle: Turbocharged 2001 Hyundai Tiburon
/\ exactly what i was saying! and ive replaced injectors on our engine before, thanks, buddy
lol, so what kind of modification did you have to do for your injectors
lol, so what kind of modification did you have to do for your injectors
02-14-2006, 12:50 PM
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Vehicle: 01 Tiburon
please be more specific with the description, mabe even pics of them...
- we know that you were running with a standalone and we wanna make sure if the injectors are high impedance which can work with our stock ecu?
- approx many kms or miles on them?
Jon and alex are correct... bosch type/ford injectors are a direct fit in our fuel rail and intake manifold and can work well with our ecu
- we know that you were running with a standalone and we wanna make sure if the injectors are high impedance which can work with our stock ecu?
- approx many kms or miles on them?
Jon and alex are correct... bosch type/ford injectors are a direct fit in our fuel rail and intake manifold and can work well with our ecu
02-14-2006, 07:56 PM
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My car is running the haltech e6x ecu.
And the tuner has had to spend a lot of hours tuning the fuel/ignition, everytime I've changed the fuel injectors.
I bought the fuel injectors from www.capa.com.au
Picture.
http://www.capa.com.au/capa_fuel.htm
Low impedence
used approximately 5000kms.
The 48hp/330cc rated fuel injectors are a bosch design/rochester
510cc fuel injectors are a denso style fuel injectors and for this one I had to modify the fuel rail.
Then the 750cc siemens fuel injectors that I had just installed used the same upgraded fuel rails.
The modified fuel rails are on my car.
And the tuner has had to spend a lot of hours tuning the fuel/ignition, everytime I've changed the fuel injectors.
I bought the fuel injectors from www.capa.com.au
Picture.
http://www.capa.com.au/capa_fuel.htm
Low impedence
used approximately 5000kms.
The 48hp/330cc rated fuel injectors are a bosch design/rochester
510cc fuel injectors are a denso style fuel injectors and for this one I had to modify the fuel rail.
Then the 750cc siemens fuel injectors that I had just installed used the same upgraded fuel rails.
The modified fuel rails are on my car.
