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BennieC.
09-26-2014, 11:13 PM
What brand of injectors are the favorite here? I'm curious because I plan on changing my injectors in my 95Z since I have the plenum and IH off(again).
Franke
09-26-2014, 11:27 PM
I bought new stainless steel injectors from FIC (fuel injector connection) and that was a year ago. No issues so far. Be sure and test them off the car before installation even if new as you want to make sure they pulse ok and don't leak. There are other guys on here that have bought Accel, RC, Bosch Delphi etc. Maybe they can chime in.
Paul Workman
09-26-2014, 11:46 PM
Well, the Z's from 03 on had the alcohol comparable onjectors. So, is there some reason you feel the need to change them? M just axin'!
Paul Workman
09-26-2014, 11:47 PM
Well, the Z's from 93 on had the alcohol comparable injectors. So, is there some reason you feel the need to change them? M just axin'!
GOLDCYLON
09-26-2014, 11:56 PM
What brand of injectors are the favorite here? I'm curious because I plan on changing my injectors in my 95Z since I have the plenum and IH off(again).
RC's or Accel's
Dynomite
09-27-2014, 12:29 AM
RC's or Accel's
I use RC 205s :cheers:
Tech Info - LT5 RC SL4-205 injectors (500+ hp) Calculations (http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c4-zr-1-discussion/3117790-tech-info-lt5-zr-1-technical-calculations.html#post1581660578)
USAZR1
09-27-2014, 01:11 AM
Well, the Z's from 93 on had the alcohol compatible injectors. So, is there some reason you feel the need to change them? M just axin'!
This. Unless you have a bad injector,why waste the money?
Kevin
09-27-2014, 01:33 AM
Well, the Z's from 93 on had the alcohol comparable injectors. So, is there some reason you feel the need to change them? M just axin'!
I'm not so sure about that.
XfireZ51
09-27-2014, 02:07 AM
Although all the injectors will satisfy the requirement for fueling, they also all have different electrical characteristics. Don't be surprised if the motor doesn't run the same way it did w properly functioning stock injectors. Idle and low speed performance will be affected the most.
BennieC.
09-27-2014, 02:24 AM
I don't know if any is bad. I should of done current ramp test before I removed them but I wasn't planning to replace them until I am doing all the work. I can check resistance since they are off then I can send them out and get it flow tested. If they are okay, then I would have to reinstall and still need to perform the current ramping test. They might still fail that test. Although I did perform secondary ignition test prior to teardown and I did not see any anomalies in the waveform and not even a slight misfire. However that was only on primary injectors. I was talking to a local shop to do a flow test and I was quoted I think $12 per injector. That's $192 bucks, 33% of new set of 16 injectors.
BennieC.
09-27-2014, 02:39 AM
Although all the injectors will satisfy the requirement for fueling, they also all have different electrical characteristics. Don't be surprised if the motor doesn't run the same way it did w properly functioning stock injectors. Idle and low speed performance will be affected the most.
That is so true. I am actually about to start working on my customers 1990 and I also informed him a slight misfire at idle. Did a current ramp test on primary and there is at least 1 injector bad. Didn't identify which injector since he declined the replacement at this time.
I also have another customer with a 1990 that is having a driveability concern on his modded 350. Took it out on a test drive with the owner and when decelerating from 70mph to 55 then accelerate, it would stumble for a second then accelerate normal. I told him I'm betting it's in the tune.
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