question about DSM injectors
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question about DSM injectors
im buying a set of DSM 450cc Injectors they are the blue top kind, im throwing them on my b16 i was wondering would they just plug and play or do i need the DSM Clips or would they just fit? thnkz h-tech
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Re: question about DSM injectors (HondaKid936)
look here, I wired mine up this way with no problems, or you have to get a resistor box
http://homemadeturbo.com/tech_....html
http://homemadeturbo.com/tech_....html
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Re: question about DSM injectors (HondaKid936)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by HondaKid936 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">im buying a set of DSM 450cc Injectors they are the blue top kind, im throwing them on my b16 i was wondering would they just plug and play or do i need the DSM Clips or would they just fit? thnkz h-tech</TD></TR></TABLE>
If your car is an obd1, it should drop right in. However, you need to wire up your resistor box. If you click on the search button, and click archived thread and type up resistor box under forced inductions, there should be countless threads about how to wire it up.
If your car is an obd1, it should drop right in. However, you need to wire up your resistor box. If you click on the search button, and click archived thread and type up resistor box under forced inductions, there should be countless threads about how to wire it up.
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hmmm, I was under the impression i wouldnt' need a resistor box for obd1.
just picked up some evo injectors....OBD2 GSR running an OBD1 ecu in a 2000 sedan.....so i'll need a resistor box?
just picked up some evo injectors....OBD2 GSR running an OBD1 ecu in a 2000 sedan.....so i'll need a resistor box?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by chimmike »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">hmmm, I was under the impression i wouldnt' need a resistor box for obd1.
just picked up some evo injectors....OBD2 GSR running an OBD1 ecu in a 2000 sedan.....so i'll need a resistor box?</TD></TR></TABLE>
These are the cars that would require you to have a resistor box.
Saturated Injectors:
# 1997-up Prelude VTEC
# 1992-95 Civic Si/EX
# 1996-00 Civic
# 1992-00 Integra LS/GSR/ITR
just picked up some evo injectors....OBD2 GSR running an OBD1 ecu in a 2000 sedan.....so i'll need a resistor box?</TD></TR></TABLE>
These are the cars that would require you to have a resistor box.
Saturated Injectors:
# 1997-up Prelude VTEC
# 1992-95 Civic Si/EX
# 1996-00 Civic
# 1992-00 Integra LS/GSR/ITR
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Re: (Rickdrizzle)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Rickdrizzle »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
These are the cars that would require you to have a resistor box.
Saturated Injectors:
# 1997-up Prelude VTEC
# 1992-95 Civic Si/EX
# 1996-00 Civic
# 1992-00 Integra LS/GSR/ITR </TD></TR></TABLE>
Not entirely correct. The requirement of a resistor box is based on what kind of injectors you have. If the injectors in question are saturated (saturated = high impedance)then you do not need a resistor box. If the injectors are peak and hold (low impedance) then you do need a resistor box. It has nothing to do with the chassis the engine is in. It is based on the injectors...........
For simplicity purposes assume impedance = resistance.
You can also find out what type of injector you have just by simply putting a dvm (digital muli-meter or ohmmeter or multi-meter) on it and measuring the resistance. "On it" meaning with the two leads connected to the two electrical inputs on the injector.
Saturated should be 10ohms - 16ohms
P&H should be 1.7ohms - 3ohms
PS - ALL of this can be found simply by reading the FAQ's up on the top of this forum. This has been covered MANY times..............
These are the cars that would require you to have a resistor box.
Saturated Injectors:
# 1997-up Prelude VTEC
# 1992-95 Civic Si/EX
# 1996-00 Civic
# 1992-00 Integra LS/GSR/ITR </TD></TR></TABLE>
Not entirely correct. The requirement of a resistor box is based on what kind of injectors you have. If the injectors in question are saturated (saturated = high impedance)then you do not need a resistor box. If the injectors are peak and hold (low impedance) then you do need a resistor box. It has nothing to do with the chassis the engine is in. It is based on the injectors...........
For simplicity purposes assume impedance = resistance.
You can also find out what type of injector you have just by simply putting a dvm (digital muli-meter or ohmmeter or multi-meter) on it and measuring the resistance. "On it" meaning with the two leads connected to the two electrical inputs on the injector.
Saturated should be 10ohms - 16ohms
P&H should be 1.7ohms - 3ohms
PS - ALL of this can be found simply by reading the FAQ's up on the top of this forum. This has been covered MANY times..............
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by KeyserSoze »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Not entirely correct. The requirement of a resistor box is based on what kind of injectors you have. If the injectors in question are saturated (saturated = high impedance)then you do not need a resistor box. If the injectors are peak and hold (low impedance) then you do need a resistor box. It has nothing to do with the chassis the engine is in. It is based on the injectors...........
For simplicity purposes assume impedance = resistance.
You can also find out what type of injector you have just by simply putting a dvm (digital muli-meter or ohmmeter or multi-meter) on it and measuring the resistance. "On it" meaning with the two leads connected to the two electrical inputs on the injector.
Saturated should be 10ohms - 16ohms
P&H should be 1.7ohms - 3ohms
PS - ALL of this can be found simply by reading the FAQ's up on the top of this forum. This has been covered MANY times..............</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'm assuming they knew that DSM's were low impedance, which would require a resistor box in the above chassis.
Not entirely correct. The requirement of a resistor box is based on what kind of injectors you have. If the injectors in question are saturated (saturated = high impedance)then you do not need a resistor box. If the injectors are peak and hold (low impedance) then you do need a resistor box. It has nothing to do with the chassis the engine is in. It is based on the injectors...........
For simplicity purposes assume impedance = resistance.
You can also find out what type of injector you have just by simply putting a dvm (digital muli-meter or ohmmeter or multi-meter) on it and measuring the resistance. "On it" meaning with the two leads connected to the two electrical inputs on the injector.
Saturated should be 10ohms - 16ohms
P&H should be 1.7ohms - 3ohms
PS - ALL of this can be found simply by reading the FAQ's up on the top of this forum. This has been covered MANY times..............</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'm assuming they knew that DSM's were low impedance, which would require a resistor box in the above chassis.
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Re: (Rickdrizzle)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Rickdrizzle »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I'm assuming they knew that DSM's were low impedance, which would require a resistor box in the above chassis.</TD></TR></TABLE>
In that case you are absolutely correct.
In that case you are absolutely correct.
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Re: (chimmike)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by chimmike »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">are the evo injectors low impedance (peak and hold) ?</TD></TR></TABLE>
I dunno
I dunno
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Re: (chimmike)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by chimmike »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">are the evo injectors low impedance (peak and hold) ?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Most likely low impedance. Just put a multi-meter on it and measure the resistance. Then you will know for sure........
Most likely low impedance. Just put a multi-meter on it and measure the resistance. Then you will know for sure........
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