RC Engineering 310/440cc Injectors
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deckedoutmp5
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i run RC 440s with my haltech, made a huge diff and now i can boost like a mo fo, well used to until tranny died. 
deckedoutmp5
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LinuxRacr said:
yeah here is a link to pics and info on them.
http://www.msprotege.com/vbb225/showthread.php?s=&threadid=31543
dont forget youll need the new spacers, these new injectors make the stock ones look like pencils.
RC makes good stuff, the best injectors you can buy.
HiBoost TS
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Linux, I was the one who went to RC with a sample of the injectors to test. They tested 285 cc. They copied all the top and bottom measurments to make it fit in the fuel rail and manifold.
I have them in stock.(440 cc) I got them to Deckedout.
Juan
I have them in stock.(440 cc) I got them to Deckedout.
Juan
I was out on a certain forum, and I found that I could source some Accel 500cc injectors for $350 shipped. Anyone know anything about Accel injectors? Here is the e-mail I got:
LinuxRacr wrote:
BTW...here is the price list for injectors on the RC Engineering site:
http://www.rceng.com/prices.htm
Claudio wrote:
I will sell you a set of 4x500cc/min, Accel, 12 ohm injectors for US$350.00 shipped to your door.
Let me know,
Claudio
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LinuxRacr wrote:
BTW...here is the price list for injectors on the RC Engineering site:
http://www.rceng.com/prices.htm
Claudio wrote:
I will sell you a set of 4x500cc/min, Accel, 12 ohm injectors for US$350.00 shipped to your door.
Let me know,
Claudio
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Tuning Technology Unlimited - For RX-7s and the Performance Markets
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
www.tuningtechnology.com
info@tuningtechnology.com
Tel.+1.809.763.0202
I found this out on the net...
To choose the correct injectors for your application, multiply your cars max. horsepower by .45 (nonturbo) or .55 (turbo), then divide by the number of injectors. This will give you a required lb/hour value. If you fall between one of the injectors available, get the larger of the two.
Any truth to this formula?
To choose the correct injectors for your application, multiply your cars max. horsepower by .45 (nonturbo) or .55 (turbo), then divide by the number of injectors. This will give you a required lb/hour value. If you fall between one of the injectors available, get the larger of the two.
Any truth to this formula?
deckedoutmp5
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LinuxRacr said:
there really is no formula that will give you exact results patrick. go to rc engineerings web page they have a thing you use. more complicated then the one you desribed. but they also said juan couldnt use stock injectors to support that much HP i was only at 60 percent duty cycle at 8 psi on stock 280's, now at 13 on 440s i run at like 40 lol its awesome. im WAYYYY to rich though. need to tune it a bit. always go bigger then what you need.
HiBoost TS
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We sell the kit for $330.00 with the spacers. The accels won't fit the protege manifold or rail. (4x 440cc + spacers)
Juan
Juan
deckedoutmp5
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turboge said:
connectors, injectors and spacers with juans kit.
440's idle PERFECT
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turboge said:
Just like deckedout said.
Kit includes:
4 440cc RC injectors
4 spacers
4 Injector connectors
twilightprotege
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since you guys are on the topic of injectors, any benefit of getting bigger fuel rails??? are there any available???
