VTi_b0i

Hey all, Ive got a b18c SIR OBD1 conversion in my EG and ive just purchased a stage 1 GT full race kit, im getting 750cc RC injectors with it,
I Believe you need clips or something for the injectors? just wondering exactly what i need to do to install the injectors?
what have others done etc?
cheers
Christian

stockb18c

plug and play i think. just need a resisitor box unless there high inpedence

VTi_b0i

ahh i didnt think i had to use a resistor box lol i just want someone thats done this before to let me know haha

TheShodan

iTrader: (14)

It depends upon the injectors themselves, whether or not you need a resistor box. You must first check to seen if the injectors you received are low or high impedence. The clips that you would use are EV1s (it's not really obd based as you think). I might be able to find a set, so let me know.

VTi_b0i

Thanks heaps mate, ill find out, im a noob at this as ive never had to do it before, and i was told i may have to cut and solder things, and as im getting a brand new golden eagle fuel rail, i dont want to cut anyhting haha

VTECth1s

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by VTi_b0i &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Hey all, Ive got a b18c SIR OBD1 conversion in my EG and ive just purchased a stage 1 GT full race kit, im getting 750cc RC injectors with it,
I Believe you need clips or something for the injectors? just wondering exactly what i need to do to install the injectors?
what have others done etc?
cheers
Christian</TD></TR></TABLE>


Find out if the injectors you plan to use are peak and hold(low resist.) or high imp.(saturated). What year is the motor? Like other said if the injectors are low imp., then you must get a resistor box. Either from a DSM or older honda/acura cars like from 88-91. And you'll need to get the RC injector clips which are OBD1 and just splice them into your stock injector harness.

Same goes with Saturated(high imp.) you'll need to splice them as well, but you won't need a resistor box. Or you can also use the Plug n Play injector clips. One side connects to the RC injectors and the other side clips into your stock injector clips. You could find them at http://www.xenocron.com, and other places.

VTi_b0i

thanks heaps for that mate, so im better off getting 550cc inectors to avoid needing a resistor box, geoff at full race said the 550cc ones are ok but 750 would be better, but id rather have less hassles.
its a 95 model B18c SiR motor.

VTECth1s

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its a 95 model B18c SiR motor.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Regardless of what size injectors are being used. If its low imp. you need a resistor box. And if its saturated injectors you don't need the use of a resistor box.

VTi_b0i

Just checked, and they do sell 750cc saturated injectors, so i can still get the bigger ones without needin a resistor box :D i just need to find out how i go about installing them

VTECth1s

It's pretty simpl to install them, just make you get the proper injector clips. Then splice them into your stock injector harness.

VTi_b0i

ok sweet so all i gotta do is make sure i get the OBD1 clips? just normal ones or do u recomend any?

0mtber

iTrader: (2)

Your eg is obd1. You don't need a special injector clip to install the injectors.
You may have to snip out the small plastic tang inside of each injector.

If you have futher questions, contact your RC Injector Dealer.

VTi_b0i

oh really? because the guy im buying the injectors off, told me id need to cut and solder etc? and as im getting a brand new fuel rail i dont want to have to modify it to fit lol