6 J L G on the side of fuel injectors
and one with 6 J L H on it
does anyone know the cc and type of these?

 

The F22B1 & F22B2 injectors that I have are IPT 4008, low impedance, 240cc. I don't have any H22 injectors here with me to look at. Hopefully someone else will ring in and let you know.

 

alright thanks anyway come on someone has to know

 

Honestly, just buy new or known-working used ones.

If you got them with your H22A swap they're most likely junked. I had all 4 of mine soaking in gasoline to try to clean them up and that didn't work worth a ****. You're much better off treating them as a maintenance item and doing the swap right the first time with some new ones.

They should be ~345cc, peak and hold (HT search yields: https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-prelude-4/%2A%2A%2A%2Aprelude-specifications-stats%2A%2A%2A%2A-549372/ ) you can consider it a 95 Prelude VTEC for all intents and purposes.

 

yea l know but just trying to find out what these are still?
and msd injectors are they as good as rc?
and 345cc or 370cc? l can run either or on my ecu

 

If you just have a stock motor, go with stock sized injectors, there's no need to run larger ones than what you require.

 

well these are stock injectors
but is msd injectors as good as rc?

 

Do you have any reason to get aftermarket injectors is my point?

If you have a stock motor, just get stock injectors and put the money elsewhere.

 

well l dont have any injectors besides the ones l am asking about ^above which l think are 280cc saturated which wont work. so lm asking cuz if so l need to get aftermarket injectors stock injectors will cost the same if not more so...

 

Beats me!

 

I'm not so sure that a set of cleaned OEM 92-96 345cc low impedance Honda injectors will cost you as much as a set of new aftermarket injectors. If they have been professionally cleaned and tested they are pretty much as good as new. Not to mention most cleaning shops sell them in sets of 4 that are balanced.

Or you could spend $80 for a set of 4 345cc H22 injectors from ebay and then spend another $70 (approx.) to have all 4 injectors flow tested then cleaned and balanced. Are you able to get a brand new set of aftermarket injectors for $150.... I've never looked into it. I bought my 450cc injectors from ebay for $50 and spent $60 locally to have them tested, cleaned and balanced. Now I have warrantied injectors that all flow 450cc @ 42psi.