d1prospect
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I didn’t use adapters. I added an additional o-ring for rail side. I haven’t had any leaks to date. Almost like a press fit
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I didn’t use adapters. I added an additional o-ring for rail side. I haven’t had any leaks to date. Almost like a press fit
I didn’t use adapters. I added an additional o-ring for rail side. I haven’t had any leaks to date. Almost like a press fit
Where did u end up ordering from? Just curious...
Understandable, no offense taken. They’re was a post on “link” forum a out this very topic. If mine would’ve leaked I would’ve bought adapters no problem. I installed, they worked and didn’t leak. So I left’m be.
Tony, I have a set also. Haven't used them yet but they came out of a DSM and are packed away. If you need a picture, I can post one of them. They are in my inventory in the house so easy to do.
I'm surprised that a lot of people didn't realize all of those big injectors were CNG injectors. If you look close it says NGI on them, I assume for Natural Gas Injector.
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If you dont mind taking a picture i would like to see. Not saying it doesnt work but i went against it as i couldnt get the to seat properly in the rail without the adapters.I didn’t use adapters. I added an additional o-ring for rail side. I haven’t had any leaks to date. Almost like a press fit
Got these settings with my set right from the member that was running them.
Also had some settings from TurboSax in the second document.
Just twist it off with pliers. it'll come off easy. I use a evo ecu so its a little different setting them up on pump gas. 0 out your usec table. Use the values they give you in your battery latency voltage table. Also you may want to scale them down to around 1600cc. Takes a little more than just plugging the numbers in though, you'll have to find the happy latency and VE for them.How did you remove the plastic shelf? I was thinking dremel.
Also, what's your deadtime on these? I read on the link forum of someone setting 0 deadtime for these which seems odd to me.
Are you guys using pump occasionally to clean them out?
Just twist it off with pliers. it'll come off easy. I use a evo ecu so its a little different setting them up on pump gas. 0 out your usec table. Use the values they give you in your battery latency voltage table. Also you may want to scale them down to around 1600cc. Takes a little more than just plugging the numbers in though, you'll have to find the happy latency and VE for them.
It will get ya started Tony. I tweak as the car runs. IDK about the numbers but the member had them in a 700hp (claim) DSM with those values. It would give it a good start. The global might not be "exact" but should be close. Tweak it and watch the Combined and Short term FT's if you decide to use them.
Look on the EVO forums. They have a injector super merge page. Scroll till you see fic/ID 2150s and start with those latency and work from there.Thanks, Kenuwine! It didn't come with papers. Would it be safe to use the voltage table Marty provided?
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