Are all "high z" injectors made equal? ID, FIC, five0

What other injectors compare to the ID2000?

 

1. Simply put, No. Matching process of the injector is one of the most important part of pairing injectors. When a company (Five-o and cheaper companies do not do this) matches the slope, deadtimes of the injector, you can get a set of injector are very close to each other. Static (full open flow) will only match on 100% duty cycle, or the point where you will never see a injector.

2. ID2000 is a good injector. I like the Fuel Injector Clinic 2150cc too. Go with a company that matches them based on slope and deadtime, not static flow.

 

anyone else

 

As Turbogixxer said no they are not all made equal. Some companies match them better than others.

My vote is Fuel Injector clinic. do some research to see what is out there.
http://fuelinjectorclinic.com/data-match-technology pretty good write up.

 

The FIC900s in my K20 CRX are working great, They get my vote!

 

Hey, glad to see someone brought up our Data Match Technology and linked to our site, there's a lot of good info on there.

In case you didn't see the link the first time, You can see a behind the scenes video and read more about Fuel Injector Clinic’s Data Match Technology and learn why it is so important in performance applications by clicking below:


Here is a sample Data Match Technology sheet, displaying individual slope flow values as well as individual offset values to not only offer the most precisely matched sets possible, but also to give this individual data specific to each injector set to the customer so that they can calibrate their ECU with incredible accuracy.


If you have any more questions I can try to help, and of course there are lots of very knowledgeable guys on the forum to help as well (some of whom have already posted here).

 

I'm confused. Is the question, "are they made equally" or "are they matched equally?" I'm thinking the op means are they the same injector?

 

Very helpful.