I bought RC engineering SL2-310 I was traying to fit them to integra type R but I thing they are smaller than stock and stock washer don"t fit. What you thing they are good to Integra type R 1998
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They should be a hair longer than the stock injectors. You will need to add aditional washers between the fuel rail and intake manifold. You may also have to use longer bolts.

 

ok thanks I will try.Can you tell me which are good sl2-310 to honda integra type r or sl9 to integra type r because on ebay there are some opinions that once sl2 is ok and on others sl9 is ok.??

PS.Stock is longer!!!!than RC enginering sl2

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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by krystianitr &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ok thanks I will try.Can you tell me which are good sl2-310 to honda integra type r or sl9 to integra type r because on ebay there are some opinions that once sl2 is ok and on others sl9 is ok.??

PS.Stock is longer!!!!than RC enginering sl2

THX</TD></TR></TABLE>

If the stock units are longer then you will have to modify the stock washers or replace them with something thinner. I'm not familar with the SL# designations on RC injectors. I know the SL# exists, just not sure of the meaning.

Before you use the injectors you should check the resistance. You don't want to put low impedance injectors in a car that does not have a resistor pack.

 

I check the resistance stock 12 and Rc engineering 16 will be ok???

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Modified by krystianitr at 9:06 AM 2/27/2005

 

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