B20 swap use OBD1 injector to delete resistor box?

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Oct 8, 2018 | 04:59 PM

Yuta

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B20 swap use OBD1 injector to delete resistor box?

I read somewhere if you use OBD1 injectors on a OBD0 B20 swap you don't need resistor box. Is it true? So I should be looking for injectors from a 92 - 95 integras?

Oct 8, 2018 | 05:06 PM

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Re: B20 swap use OBD1 injector to delete resistor box?

If you’re keeping it obd0 why not just keep the stock obd0 injectors?

Oct 9, 2018 | 07:16 AM

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Re: B20 swap use OBD1 injector to delete resistor box?

Using an injector resistor box is determined by the type of injector being used.
if the injector fits and it has the correct flow rate then you can use it.
You determkne if you need a resistor box by the electrical resistance of the injector (impedance). Low impedance is the peak/hold type of injector and it needs a resistor box. High impedance is the saturated type of injector and does not need a resistor box.

here... read this...
Peak / Hold VS Saturated Injectors | HondaSwap

Oct 9, 2018 | 12:46 PM

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Re: B20 swap use OBD1 injector to delete resistor box?

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Thanks for the reply... I just want to get rid of the resistor box. I haven't done the swap yet. Just feel it would be a pain to fix the box. I am getting new injectors anyways, why not get injectors that does not require resistor box... So that was my thought....