i wanted to get some prelude injectors for my type r. i know some of them have a 340 flow rate. i was wondering if anyone can help me get the oem part number of the injectors i would need for my R.

 

I was under the impression they were all 290 which is from what I have seen 21% bigger than stock. Anyone else know more?

What Prelude were the 340's supposed ot have come out of?

Also You need OBD2 injectors I believe or there becomes a wiring problem. Have I made this up? Anyone?

 

97+ h22a injectors are 290cc and are bolt in plugs and all.
pre97 h22a were 340-350cc and are PEAK HOLD and use a different style plug.

 

'92-96 are the 340(not exactly sure)
'97+ are the 290cc/min...also the '95+ NSX(pretty sure about this)

Austin

 

good to know. I didn't even look into pre 97.

Thanks - mine are on their way

 

ok well what i am looking for is the ones that are 340's.
i dont know what year or pretty much anything about them.

so i was told i woul dneed the 340's. i have a guy who can get me prelude injectors cheap, but i need to be able to provide him with a part number for them. i called my local honda dealer and they were complete ******** and said ithey dont give out part numbers for the fact that people get their info and buy somewhere else.

 

What car are they going in? You didn't sound like you read everything the other guys said. Basically if it is going in a Type-R the 340's do not work without modification.

edit: Happy now steve?


[Modified by Asahi, 3:33 PM 11/6/2002]

 

they can work, you just have to have all the right parts.

 

basically what i meant. Won't plug and play like 97+ correct?

 

what would i need ot make them work?


and yes they are for my type r.

 

That is correct, the pre-'97 injectors require different plugs to be wired in, as well as a resistor box.

Austin

 

"do not work" and "arent plug and play" are not the same thing

 

If you end up going the route of rewiring everything just buy a set of RC injectors with the wiring clips, no resistor box needed.
Austin

 

Edited, That better?! Ever start a sentence telling someone to do something and not add the understood "you"?