I'm getting ready to turbo my stock b16A2. I need injectors, and I was goin to get RC injectors. Wat cc do i need? Saturated or non? I only want my car to have around 280 hp or around 8-10psi on a T3/To4e.

 

550s or 720cc

 

wats the deal with saturated or non saturated mean/ Or with clips?

 

The difference is the resistance the injector works on.
Low Impedance injectors require a resistor box to be wired into the vehicle to operate properly.

High Impedance (Saturated) injectors do not require a resistor box.

Concerning injector clips, you will need injector clips for any aftermarket injector unless your car is obd1 or obd0 (You can modify the injector slightly to use oem clips).

If you want to save your self some money but not lack quality, look into precision injectors

 

tuner toys has the best deal for 650 injectors (high impedance). they fit better than precision and are way less $$

 

well wat injectors should i get for turboing my b16a2? stock internals. Saturated or non saturated. Rc or percision?

 

tuner toys has their own brand. get the 660cc high impedance. cheaper then precision or RC and fit like OEM.

 

no clips or resistor box is needed for these, correct?

 

i kinda wat good name brand

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by 1cpu &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">no clips or resistor box is needed for these, correct?</TD></TR></TABLE>

correct.

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dude, these are good **** i have many miles on them already. i have used precision, rc, and i am running tuner toys now. you can't get better. the only reason i would ever get anything else is because they only have a few sizes. you are just wasting money if you "wat good name brand"

 

so theres fitment issues with rc's too?

 

in all reality, there are only a few companys out there that actually make injectors. and you'll notice alot of injectors look alike, but have different names stickered on them. that is why companys like Precision and RC charge more for theres, they thoroughly flow test and inspect there injectors once they get them from the main makers. (rc might make there own, not sure). I personally bought Delphi injectors (same as precision) because I didnt wanna pay the extra $100+ for the precision name. And they've worked fine for the past 2+years.

-Zol

 

in everyones opinion, rc or percision?

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by reaction360 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> I personally bought Delphi injectors (same as precision) because I didnt wanna pay the extra $100+ for the precision name. And they've worked fine for the past 2+years.

-Zol</TD></TR></TABLE>

i am obd2 and am staying obd2 right now....with the delphi, do they or would they fit like the tuner toys??
will you need a resistor box for these?

 

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i am obd2 and am staying obd2 right now....with the delphi, do they or would they fit like the tuner toys??
will you need a resistor box for these?</TD></TR></TABLE>

i didn't realize you were obd2. the TT, precision, RC, delphi, whatever all fit obd1 clips. you can EASILY modify obd2 clips to work though. thats how i'm running my injectors (modified obd2 clips).

 

Or if you wanna be all baller, they have plug n play adapter plugs from obd2 to obd1. i havnet seen them in a couple years but they're out there.