dsm injectors onto b16?????
i am planning on getting a set of dsm injectors and i have a few questions..i need turbo injectors.
1.which car brings these injectors?(eclipse,etc)
2.will i need the injector plugs?(going on a ek with si harness)
3.can i use any resistor box of any honda/integra?
1.which car brings these injectors?(eclipse,etc)
2.will i need the injector plugs?(going on a ek with si harness)
3.can i use any resistor box of any honda/integra?
dsm 450's? came from talon, eclipse and laser. you can also use the 540cc evo injectors. and yes any old school da integra or ef resistor box will work. same as the dsm resistor box.
well the evo 1's would be nice but they will be hard to find or a pretty penny..would these dsm injectors plug in or would i need the plugs also???
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hmmm ya dont listen to this guy^ anyway the stock plugs will work just fine just take a razor and trim off a small part, you will see what needs done when you look at them, this is on a obd1 by the way not sure on obd2.
He is saying it is improper to give someone crappy advice, anyone on here should be telling him to solder and heat shrink. You shouldn't own a car if you find that twisting wires together can be a permanent solution, especially something as critical as fuel injectors... have your heard of electrical current? What would happen if even in the rare chance fuel leaks and your wires spark?
ok nevermind dont twist them together if your a ****ing newb. i forgot there were idiots reading this. go ahead and solder them.
and if there's a chance of fuel squirting outta the ports or rail then you have some other serious issues haha.
and yes i have heard of electrical current.
twisting wires and braiding them together has always been a perfect no issue permanent solution on my setups. so im giving my personal experience for advice. ive never had any problems with my wiring at all.
and if there's a chance of fuel squirting outta the ports or rail then you have some other serious issues haha.
and yes i have heard of electrical current.
twisting wires and braiding them together has always been a perfect no issue permanent solution on my setups. so im giving my personal experience for advice. ive never had any problems with my wiring at all.
ok ill solder...lol..so if i can get any pigtails of any obd1 i can add that to my obd2 harness and it will plug up to the dsm injectors or would i need dsm tails???
ok nevermind dont twist them together if your a ****ing newb. i forgot there were idiots reading this. go ahead and solder them.
and if there's a chance of fuel squirting outta the ports or rail then you have some other serious issues haha.
and yes i have heard of electrical current.
twisting wires and braiding them together has always been a perfect no issue permanent solution on my setups. so im giving my personal experience for advice. ive never had any problems with my wiring at all.
and if there's a chance of fuel squirting outta the ports or rail then you have some other serious issues haha.
and yes i have heard of electrical current.
twisting wires and braiding them together has always been a perfect no issue permanent solution on my setups. so im giving my personal experience for advice. ive never had any problems with my wiring at all.
To the original poster, you can use (Civic/Integra) OBDI plugs....just snip off the small tab indentions (center tiny tabs) on the DSM injectors for a snug fit. I did this before and it works flawlessly. Since your car has OBD2 clips, you need to re-wire it so you can use the OBD1 plugs.
Last edited by NVturbo; Jan 20, 2009 at 04:36 PM.
it is honest skillfull advice. if you saw my current setup you would think different. if theres anyone that is putting injectors in and do not know how to do a clean splice and electrical tape them up nicely with a secure connection then you shouldnt be doing it at all. so solder them.
it is honest skillfull advice. if you saw my current setup you would think different. if theres anyone that is putting injectors in and do not know how to do a clean splice and electrical tape them up nicely with a secure connection then you shouldnt be doing it at all. so solder them.
well i use to work at besy buy and i was a autotechnician so believe me i solder every dam thing..so i will solder...he was just trying to be helpful
yea well some people like NVturbo that know everything seem to think flaming on someone that gives their advice is more useful. ::hammer
and i gaurentee that nothing i wire will blow a fuse or not work, as nothing i have for the past 6 years has failed me with what i do.
anyways, goodluck on the wiring man.
and i gaurentee that nothing i wire will blow a fuse or not work, as nothing i have for the past 6 years has failed me with what i do.
anyways, goodluck on the wiring man.
ok nevermind dont twist them together if your a ****ing newb. i forgot there were idiots reading this. go ahead and solder them.
and if there's a chance of fuel squirting outta the ports or rail then you have some other serious issues haha.
and yes i have heard of electrical current.
twisting wires and braiding them together has always been a perfect no issue permanent solution on my setups. so im giving my personal experience for advice. ive never had any problems with my wiring at all.
and if there's a chance of fuel squirting outta the ports or rail then you have some other serious issues haha.
and yes i have heard of electrical current.
twisting wires and braiding them together has always been a perfect no issue permanent solution on my setups. so im giving my personal experience for advice. ive never had any problems with my wiring at all.
for sure im right there with you. . . . never once has any of my twisted together wires came loose w/e opinions is all it is. sometimes there is no right way
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