90 zr1 injectors - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

carnold · 10-31-2006

Need a new set of injectors. Where to buy and options available.

GrayZ · 10-31-2006

accel injectors...less money..summit racing...

Z Factor · 10-31-2006

Most either go with OEM or RC's, but some have recently opted for the Accels because of the cost.

ffvetteman · 11-01-2006

Where do you get the RC's from?

I cant find them.

ffvetteman · 11-01-2006

Also, what about the accel when it comes to durability?

Are they gonna last or go bad like the stockers. I got that crappy gas to worry about.

tccrab · 11-01-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by ffvetteman

Also, what about the accel when it comes to durability?
Are they gonna last or go bad like the stockers. I got that crappy gas to worry about.

RC Engineering:
http://www.rceng.com/

Accel durability, only time will tell.
As that they are designed for the fuels of today they shouldn't suffer from the senstivity to ethanol as the original Multecs.

TomC
'90ZR1 #792 (w/Accels)

FU · 11-01-2006

"SOME" say that the spray pattern on the R/C injectors is more like a squirt from a water pistol..... instead of a wide spray pattern from the stock injectors.

carnold · 11-01-2006

Decide to bite the bullet and by from AC-Direct.com.$80 primary and $67 secondaries. Plan on fixing originals and saving them for years from now I hope. Thanks for all of your input.

11-01-2006

Could have bought RC's for less than that, and got a better injector.

Fixing the originals basically ruins them.

tccrab · 11-01-2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by carnold

Decide to bite the bullet and by from AC-Direct.com.$80 primary and $67 secondaries. Plan on fixing originals and saving them for years from now I hope. Thanks for all of your input.

Are you absolutely sure you want to go this route?

My '90 went through 2 sets of GM Originals.
Yes, 2 sets in less than 11,000 miles.
The previous owner of my car had to replace the primaries at some point, and 3 of the 8 GM AC-Delco replacements failed again.
Classic ethanol degredation of internal seals and shorting of coils by ethanol.

They may have updated their design since 1990-92, but I could not find anywhere where this was verified. I tried calling my local dealer's parts department, they don't have a clue. They didn't know anything about the fuel injectors, either.

TomC
'90ZR1 #792

10-31-2006	#1
carnold Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: jacksonville, florida Posts: 43	90 zr1 injectors Need a new set of injectors. Where to buy and options available.

10-31-2006	#2
GrayZ Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Innsbrook, Missouri Posts: 1,720	Re: 90 zr1 injectors accel injectors...less money..summit racing...

10-31-2006	#3
Z Factor Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: S. Florida Posts: 2,647	Re: 90 zr1 injectors Most either go with OEM or RC's, but some have recently opted for the Accels because of the cost.

11-01-2006	#4
ffvetteman Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: New Berlin WI Posts: 247	Re: 90 zr1 injectors Where do you get the RC's from? I cant find them.

11-01-2006	#5
ffvetteman Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: New Berlin WI Posts: 247	Re: 90 zr1 injectors Also, what about the accel when it comes to durability? Are they gonna last or go bad like the stockers. I got that crappy gas to worry about.

11-01-2006	#7
FU Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Found Member Posts: 4,327	Re: 90 zr1 injectors "SOME" say that the spray pattern on the R/C injectors is more like a squirt from a water pistol..... instead of a wide spray pattern from the stock injectors.

11-01-2006	#8
carnold Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: jacksonville, florida Posts: 43	Re: 90 zr1 injectors Decide to bite the bullet and by from AC-Direct.com.$80 primary and $67 secondaries. Plan on fixing originals and saving them for years from now I hope. Thanks for all of your input.

11-01-2006	#9
Jeffvette Guest Posts: n/a	Re: 90 zr1 injectors Could have bought RC's for less than that, and got a better injector. Fixing the originals basically ruins them.