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Old Apr 21, 2009, 04:51 PM
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Question 1000 cc Injectors

I'm getting a GT3076R turbo soon and wanted to line up a solid set of injectors for the car. I know that 800 cc injectors would probably be enough to keep the duty cycles below 90% but I would rather buy them once and not have to worry about them again. I want to stick with direct fitment, high impedance injectors.

So far I've only seen these available so far:

Injector Dynamics 1000 cc ~$460

http://www.t1raceparts.com/Injector_...d1000-evox.htm

I know the Deatschwerks 800 cc injectors can be had for about $400, does anyone know the eta for their 1000 cc injectors to start shipping?
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The Bosch 1000cc injectors are shipping.

They seem to work great so far.

We tuned a Evo 10 on E85 with the Bosch 1000cc injectors and they worked great.
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thanks gst deff going to look into that
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I have Deatschwerks 1000's that i am beta testing plug n play no adapter harness needed
coming soon to a Dyno near you!
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I'm also thinking of getting a bigger turbo. Is it necessary to also upgrade the fuel rail when swapping injectors? Also, what kind of drivability issues can I expect when I go to bigger injectors?
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Originally Posted by Mojito
I'm also thinking of getting a bigger turbo. Is it necessary to also upgrade the fuel rail when swapping injectors? Also, what kind of drivability issues can I expect when I go to bigger injectors?
Upgrading of injectors is only used to supplement additional boost / power needed. I believe in using what you need because there is no point in tuning the injectors for 40% duty cycle while stock can be used at 90%.

There should be no drivability issues if properly tuned and dialed in.
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I agree with the get-what-you-need concept, that's why I'm going to upgrade to 800 cc injectors. But the question remains: do I need to upgrade the fuel rail?
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note: pictures shows plug and play adaptor which is on hold for the moment, not included
Looks like the above linked Injector Dynamics 1000 cc injectors are lower price now, $425, but don't include the plug and play adapters. I'm assuming that some splicing would be straight forward but not sure. Anyone have experience with them?

I have Deatschwerks 1000's that i am beta testing plug n play no adapter harness needed. coming soon to a Dyno near you!
Any idea of ETA on these? If I don't want to get this all installed before my next DE at Watkins Glen I can wait til early June before deciding.

Any updated info would be appreciated!
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Originally Posted by Hiboost
I'm getting a GT3076R turbo soon and wanted to line up a solid set of injectors for the car. I know that 800 cc injectors would probably be enough to keep the duty cycles below 90% but I would rather buy them once and not have to worry about them again. I want to stick with direct fitment, high impedance injectors.

So far I've only seen these available so far:

Injector Dynamics 1000 cc ~$460

http://www.t1raceparts.com/Injector_...d1000-evox.htm

I know the Deatschwerks 800 cc injectors can be had for about $400, does anyone know the eta for their 1000 cc injectors to start shipping?
Those are actually Yaw Power. You can find them for about $350 ish a set elsewhere with the plug and play connectors. Deautschwerks is a good month or maybe two months away.
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Originally Posted by Guru
Those are actually Yaw Power. You can find them for about $350 ish a set elsewhere with the plug and play connectors. Deautschwerks is a good month or maybe two months away.
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Originally Posted by mrfred
Injector Dynamics injectors are not Yaw Power.

http://www.injectordynamics.com/garbage.html
HMm Yaw Power also machines the hats for the injectors, they also use the adaptor connector and they also have a high impedence 1000cc injector. They Don't make it, just resell it but in the end the injectors itself is the same. I would wait for the Deautschwerks

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Originally Posted by Guru
HMm Yaw Power also machines the hats for the injectors, they also use the adaptor connector and they also have a high impedence 1000cc injector. They Don't make it, just resell it but in the end the injectors itself is the same. I would wait for the Deautschwerks
They look similar, the Yaw Power stuff is not the same.
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Originally Posted by Mojito
I agree with the get-what-you-need concept, that's why I'm going to upgrade to 800 cc injectors. But the question remains: do I need to upgrade the fuel rail?
I would suggest upgrade fuel pump and fuel rail but dun hop on to the injectors yet.
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Paul Yaw, from Yawpower, is also Injector Dynamics. ID is the new line of fuel injectors done by Yawpower.

You won't find them for $350 though.
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To run E85 on an upgraded turbo, 1200s would be best. Unfortunately, that isn't an option yet. I have 800s now for Red/93oct and am waiting for AMS to get their set of the Deatschwerks 1000s to switch to E85. I think the 1000s will be maxed out with E85, but we'll see. AMS said it'll be a month, so I'd give it at least two for us regular guys.


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