Peak and hold injectors?
I'm looking into getting some larger peak and hold injectors for my b16a, Its already has some dsm 450cc's installed in it.
I'm looking at 750cc RC injectors and at the 680cc precisions.
The only thing is i heard that RC injectors sometimes have fitment issues?
I'm going to be pushing between 10-15lbs of boost on my setup off a 57trim.
What would you guys recommend I get?
I'm looking at 750cc RC injectors and at the 680cc precisions.
The only thing is i heard that RC injectors sometimes have fitment issues?
I'm going to be pushing between 10-15lbs of boost on my setup off a 57trim.
What would you guys recommend I get?
Since you have the resistor box in already, no need to remove it. I'd personally use a Precision Injector at about 880cc or so, and call it a day. You would have to retune the car to account for the new duty cycle and time delay for the injectors.
while I was searching earlier, I read that If you go over 800cc's while using a resistor box The idle will become really choppy and you wont see the true potential of the injector unless you run injector drivers.. Is that true? or does somebody just not know what they're talking about?
Yep I have 880cc injectors from Precision and love them! Stock idle here!
while I was searching earlier, I read that If you go over 800cc's while using a resistor box The idle will become really choppy and you wont see the true potential of the injector unless you run injector drivers.. Is that true? or does somebody just not know what they're talking about?
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^ disregard last question. I found a local shop nearby that sells them. So should i just go with 880cc's or would it be better to go with 780ccs? would their be any difference in tuneability, or how good they idle?
Alright so i got the injectors, and the bottom of them fit fine into the intake manifold.. but the o-rings on the top wont fit and are alot larger than stock. I could probably force them in but that seems like a bad idea. Ive tried lubing them up and they still get pinched when i apply force to them. What should i do??
Alright so i got the injectors, and the bottom of them fit fine into the intake manifold.. but the o-rings on the top wont fit and are alot larger than stock. I could probably force them in but that seems like a bad idea. Ive tried lubing them up and they still get pinched when i apply force to them. What should i do??
Mine fit just fine with my gen 1 b16 fuel rail, but I do remember them being nice a snug!
I remember my o-rings being black and not green... I wonder if they changed there supplier with will cause obviously fitment issues! Yeah try the stock OEM o-rings...
Yes they are the Honda peak and holds from precision. But the o-rings pinch when you try and push them into the rail. They fit fine in the manifold.
So i should just go and buy the oem honda o-rings?
Im just afraid if i push on the rings too hard they might get nicks or splits..
So i should just go and buy the oem honda o-rings?
Im just afraid if i push on the rings too hard they might get nicks or splits..
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