96 GSR-T

As stated, will there be any issues, talking about the intake manifold seal

Thanks

platinum00

The outside diameter is the same and I believe the inside is as well. If not you should easily be able to bore the OEM seals to fit.

-platinum

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Thanks</TD></TR></TABLE>

I used them on my RC 750's without a problem.

96 GSR-T

thanks fella's, Platinum.... how could I bore an injector seal? they are soft plastic not hard so drilling would be impossible I would think.

JRSC01GS-R

i used my dremel with a sanding drum on it. My inside diameter needed to be enlarged to fit my rc injectors. depending on which style u have they may fit into your stock grommets just fine

nihad

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get some from the parts store and make sure they fit they sell them cheap 4$ for 4 make sure they are
fuel type.

tannerLSt

i also bored a pair out for some dsm 450's a while back with a dremel, just be sure not to do it too much

platinum00

You can also goto NAPA and get a injector seal kit and it comes with multiple size injector seals. Alot used to go this route when running DSM 450's

Good luck..

-platinum

Schister66

Use a dremel and bore them out...make sure they dont leak like crazy though. I run stock O-rings with my RC550s

boostede46

I USED MY OEM DUE TO THE RC O'RINGS RIPPING...YOU SHOULD BE FINE

95dc2teg

i just used the stock ones that were on there and squeezed those ****'s in, no problems