what oem injectors can i run????

cre · 11-23-2009, 11:15 PM

RC Engineering doesn't "upgrade" injectors... it's not safe. The only way to get more flow out of the stock injectors is to up the fuel pressure, unless they're thoroughly clogged. Getting the sotck injectors cleaned and tested is a MUST in my book when you're dealing with injectors as old as ours or with used or off brand injectors. It's cheap insurance.

Anyway, the OP isn't looking for new injectors, he's looking for injectors that are compatible and higher flowing. The RX7 injectors are the only ones I know of. Just be sure to get the right ones. There's a different year that uses smaller ones with the same part number (how dumb is that?).

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11-23-2009, 11:15 PM	#3
cre Toyota Racing Development Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 5,038	RC Engineering doesn't "upgrade" injectors... it's not safe. The only way to get more flow out of the stock injectors is to up the fuel pressure, unless they're thoroughly clogged. Getting the sotck injectors cleaned and tested is a MUST in my book when you're dealing with injectors as old as ours or with used or off brand injectors. It's cheap insurance. Anyway, the OP isn't looking for new injectors, he's looking for injectors that are compatible and higher flowing. The RX7 injectors are the only ones I know of. Just be sure to get the right ones. There's a different year that uses smaller ones with the same part number (how dumb is that?).