name that injector
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name that injector
I just got these; they are supposed to be 580cc. I just want to make sure before I throw them in. only marking on them is; 10350/4615
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Re: name that injector (abnaasefmb)
check the number on top of the injector near the plug. It should have a series of numbers. Give us the number or google search it with word injector.
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Re: name that injector (abnaasefmb)
Bump because I want to know too. I have injectors that look EXACTLY like that, but I have different part numbers around the rim:
Three of them say 1065 17113744, one of them says 1173 17113742!
Also, I was told these would fit the stock fuel rail. Will they?
I'm kinda pissed because I got these injectors from a well respected sponsor. I just found out tonight from this thread (thank you), so we will see how they react to my PM I just sent.
Three of them say 1065 17113744, one of them says 1173 17113742!
Also, I was told these would fit the stock fuel rail. Will they?
I'm kinda pissed because I got these injectors from a well respected sponsor. I just found out tonight from this thread (thank you), so we will see how they react to my PM I just sent.
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Re: name that injector (nebulight)
There are a lot of different size injectors that look identical to that, can't go by what they look like. Depending on where they came from, sometimes they're engraved on the body.
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Re: name that injector (tony1)
Well, I found out that three are 1008cc and the other is 785cc!!!!!!
http://www.fiveomotorsport.com...S.asp
http://www.fiveomotorsport.com...S.asp
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Re: name that injector (nebulight)
yup those are rochester injectors. The shop where i work is a dealer for those injectors. the numbers on the top of the injectors will let u know what kind they are. but u already found out too bad it sucks u got 3 1000cc and 1 785cc
Rochester injectors are the same injectors Precision sells...... except precision puts a pretty sticker on it
Rochester injectors are the same injectors Precision sells...... except precision puts a pretty sticker on it
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Re: name that injector (nebulight)
i search gm part # and came up with this, does it sound right?
Part Number 17113841 (OE # 25324744)
Static Flow Rate @ 43.5 PSI (300KPa)
55.0 lb/hr / 6.9 gm/sec / 578 cc/min
Static Flow Rate @ 58.0 PSI (400KPa)
63.5 lb/hr / 7.97 gm/sec / 667 cc/min
Dynamic Flow Rate @ 43.5 PSI = 1.34 gm/pulse
2.5ms pulse width and 10ms repetition rate
Coil Resistance: 2 Ohms / Low Impedance / Low-Z
(Peak-hold ECM driver modifications required)
Cone Spray Angle - 20.3 degrees - single spray cone.
Approximate cone angle for 90% of spray volume
Additional Information:
- Silicon grease supplied to lubricate o-rings prior to installation
- Ball & seat design with 6-hole diffuser disc. Same as MSD and Holley product.
Part Number 17113841 (OE # 25324744)
Static Flow Rate @ 43.5 PSI (300KPa)
55.0 lb/hr / 6.9 gm/sec / 578 cc/min
Static Flow Rate @ 58.0 PSI (400KPa)
63.5 lb/hr / 7.97 gm/sec / 667 cc/min
Dynamic Flow Rate @ 43.5 PSI = 1.34 gm/pulse
2.5ms pulse width and 10ms repetition rate
Coil Resistance: 2 Ohms / Low Impedance / Low-Z
(Peak-hold ECM driver modifications required)
Cone Spray Angle - 20.3 degrees - single spray cone.
Approximate cone angle for 90% of spray volume
Additional Information:
- Silicon grease supplied to lubricate o-rings prior to installation
- Ball & seat design with 6-hole diffuser disc. Same as MSD and Holley product.
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Precision injectors = Rochester Injectors minus the fancy precision sticker and the increased price
on some of the rochester injectors, u might need to shave the top plastic peice right under the O-Ring. its sometimes thicker than what can fit in the fuel rail. u need to make them "import style" instead of "domestic style". i dremel tool can take care of that easily
on some of the rochester injectors, u might need to shave the top plastic peice right under the O-Ring. its sometimes thicker than what can fit in the fuel rail. u need to make them "import style" instead of "domestic style". i dremel tool can take care of that easily
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