We've used the Grams 550s a countless number of times for customers as they are part of our Fuel pack that goes out with our Street kit when ordered. 100% success. The same with the 1000s. We've used the 2200s twice on E85 setups...they worked flawlessly (one of which was on a 600+ WHP stock block K series).

 

8 x Grams 2200cc is what we have been using all season long. We are very happy with the performance and quality that Grams provides.

 

I can't believe the quality if these injectors! The packaging alone says these are serious injectors. I just purchased a set of the 2200's and can't wait to install them. With this addition to my car it should increase my current power and get me down to low 9 second passes in my sfwd civic that runs 9.5 @157mph already. Thanks skunk2 racing for the dedication to our import racing. We appreciate it greatly. Get your set today and enjoy the great product and even better running car.

 

Out of all the injectors we use or see people bringing us, the grams injectors never fail. They set up easy, respond well, and work great. I have a set of 2000cc injectors from grams in my car after switching from 1200cc low impedance Bosch injectors. I run e85 and have not a single issue with them. The dead times are spot on. I would highly recommend using them.

 

The Skunk2 nut swinging in this thread is laughable. SpeedFactory is sponsored by Skunk2 so of course every car they have uses them. They're all the same injector just tweaked differently.

 

SpeedFactory has a technical sponsorship, not a financial sponsorship. They run the the Grams Performance injectors in all 3 cars, clearly they work. What injectors are you using Khnemu?

 

I didn't say they don't work. I'm using RDX injectors for an all motor build if it's relevant. Thought I'd say IDs? lol

 

I have sold 5 sets of grams all various sizing to customers, they are all happy excluding one and that's because he hasn't installed them yet lol.

I've tuned 6 cars so far using Gram's injectors and the response and drivability is pretty awesome. I feel like there's so many good injectors out now that its a hard choice, but if you need a injector and are on a budget, these things rock out.

 

This. I tuned the 600+whp stock K20 he's referring to, and they seemed to work very well.

 

Nope, if you said RC's we might have extended you an offer to try them!

 

Grams 750cc's installed on a supercharger K-Series, after the tune the car put down "around" 350hp... another satisfied customer.

 

Do the 2200's work with Q16 and MTBE?

 

Not recommended for street driving or lots of miles with Q16. If it is a race application that makes a "hit" then goes to the pits you are can do it. You would "purge" them and let them breath.

 

I love my ID's but depending on pricing I might try a set on my new motor. I'm sure they're 100 times better than RC's and Precision.

 

There's a coupon code lurking around right now for something like 10-15% off on Grams Injectors when you order them from the Skunk2 site. Try code: GRAMSGOODS2013

 

Hi, i have bought a set of the 550cc kit, for my b16a n/a build and my mechanic was very happy with them, and when put on the dyno the dyno guy was happy with them as well. I have not been running the engine much due to winter. So will update on when i have run the car more.

 

these injectors seems promising.. (thumbs up)

 

Fuel pumps are now available also. 255lph, 265lph, 320lph

 

so i'm in the market for injectors... these, FIC's, ID's.. all sound great. but when things like this come across my eyes via a local shop's Facebook page (whom I've not done any business with, but are who i'm thinking of having tune my car), I tend to question things.
http://injectordynamics.com/articles...****-epidemic/

if so many are having success with these injectors, why the drama? hmmmmm

 

Bumping this up. Just wondering if anyone that has any info on this could chime in. I was really interested in ID's 725's until I saw FIC and Grams both offer something in the 5xx CC range, now i'm very interested in either of those brands, as they would be a lot easier to tune for a small amount of power like I would be making. Are they just cheap knock off's of ID's or not? If they're not, why the drama from ID? And if they are knock off's, are people just getting lucky with FIC's/GP's injectors?

 

X2 I am in the market for a set of injectors myself.I really need to upgrade my precision 880's.I really would to like to hear what some of the smarter people on here have to say about the link silverstreek posted?

 

Hey guys,

I just wanted to clarify the article above is referencing Fuel Injector Connection and has no association with Fuel Injector Clinic.

Fuel Injector Clinic does all of their own development and testing in house. We have been around for a long time and take great pride in the quality of our products and our excellent customer service and support.

Click the video below to learn more about our custom flow benches and how we gather our Data Match Technology in house:


It is unfortunate that they chose a name so similar to ours and now more than ever I want to make sure there isn't any confusion!

If there are any questions at all please feel free to contact me at bryan@fuelinjectorclinic.com.

 

Ask the guys from SpeedFactory how the Grams Injectors are holding up on their race cars. You can also ask Greg from Go-Autoworks how how his customers are doing with them. Zero warrant issues, zero failures, they tune nicely...they work great.

 

There's no "hmmmm" about it... that's just they way they like to do marketing. Its extremely childish, but it seems to work, so.. whatever.

I'm using Siemen Dekas myself, so I have no truck in the matter. I just thought that "article" was just retarded is all. If they're that awesome, why have that article at all? the product seems to sell itself just fine without the need of such ridiculous tactics of trying to laser scalp other company injectors' advertising literature. .

 

exactly Shodan! i'm glad you chimed in, you're posts are always so spot on and well thought out. by "hmmmmm" I meant it sarcastically, as I don't see why there would be a need for the article as you so mentioned. I was more concerned on buying a cheap knock off vs something with extensive research. I don't exactly want to see my hard earned money go up in flames, literally. I don't cheap out and I don't support (at least knowingly) knock off's.

I actually am a customer of Greg's, I bought a kit from him last year that I still have yet to install (as I had a B16 and swapped to a B18C), so I put my install on hold. anyway, I figured I should have just shut up and colored, i.e. read what you all said and known which direction to go, but I just kind of wanted to be...reassured I suppose.

FIC, I remember a while back seeing you trying to clear up the confusion on this. I guess I should have been the one to clarify, my apologies if I did any wrong. it is unfortunate that they chose a name so close to yours, but at least your products are so well put together from what I've seen, so good on you!

thanks for the responses!