TurfBurn said:Well here you go... With Ryan doing more searching.. and me making phone calls we found them... P5249452 is the chrysler part number of the injector and they are only 40 bucks a piece
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TurfBurn said:Those are the right injectors and the right part number... the part number you quoted is WAY off... I verified those injectors and they do fit when installed properlly. We've sold dozens of sets... so the problem is not with those parts man. Sorry you guys had problems and that I missed your call, but the parts are right!
TurfBurn said:What you show is correct. That shoulder will bottom out into the bell mouth of the injector port onthe fuel rail. the o-rings go up far enough into the port to allow for it to seal up and not leak, especially once tightened down properly. I know it may "seem" weird but we have plenty of these out there with no issue at all with sealing and so forth.
Also, you need to take the insulators off the tips of the stock injectors and put them on the tips of the new injectors so that they seal correctly in the manifold.
What A/F? Timing? Do you have cams or P&P parts? It will all depend on the headflow, tunning and turbo eff.kz9 said:Ok heres the deal....
I am running 440 WRX injectors. I recently just upped the boost from 10psi to 15 psi.
Also have a set of 740cc modified WRX injector, but I think they are too big to install.
Any suggestions?
igdrasil said:What A/F? Timing? Do you have cams or P&P parts? It will all depend on the headflow, tunning and turbo eff.
740 will do fine, maybe better. I wouldnt even boost 15psi with 440s, a small overboost and you may have trouble.
TurfBurn said:No way in hell you should be maxing out 440's at 15 psi (you can get to 15 psi on 280cc injectors and make over 260 whp on them). Your "problem" sounds like it's the E-manage.
Thats what I thought. It might be the correction factor for the injector size. Now that I got the 740cc'c in it, and have the correction factor set at 550cc, they seem to run only at 1% duty as compared to when I had the 440cc's in they seemed to idle at 7-9% duty. This is at idle.
I think I might put the 440cc's back in and see if I can play with the correction factor so I am not maxin out the injectors.
I am kinda hintin towards the E-manage being screwed up but I don't know yet.