injector "upgrade"

[AlphaAssault]

my car seems to hesitate a little bit, so i figured some new injectors were in order. I dont know when the old ones were replaced, so new ones couldnt hurt. I was looking to get some injectors that yield just a bit more performance than the stock ones without altering the rest of the fuel system. now obviously, new injectors alone wont do much; but still, what is the best value for upgraded fuel injectors?

 

[pitbull419]

550's there only $200 bucks from below link
http://fuelinjectorclinic.com/cart/mitsubishi.htm

Hesitation could be from bad plugs,wires,coil pack,fuel filter,fuel pump and some other things.

 

[Apeximprt2nr]

If you're on a budget you could always get a set of EVO VIII 560cc injectors. They flow about 590-600cc and they're usually cheap. You could find a low mileage set for around $100-150. I have them and they drop right in, and flow a good amount of fuel.

 

[timloomis]

He has a n/t car. Your stockers will be fine, they'll handle everything up to nitrous. You cant use turbo injectors unless you get an afc and wire in the resistor box. Yours are high impedance and turbo's are low.

 

[snowborder714]

I would do some basic maintenance to figure out your hesitation problem. I highly doubt new injectors will solve it. Start with pitbull's suggestions.

 

[oldman420]

Besides when upgrading your fuel system it really doesn't make sense to just do 1 thing. At least consider pump, afpr and injectors. Really now that i am doing mine I am going to go as far as buying a rail and ss lines.. Then i won't have to touch anything again untill 1000ccs

 

[pitbull419]

oops.Didnt see he was n/a Im not use to seeing that.
Either way I dont think injectors are your problem.
I would do a full tuneup first.Plugs,wires,check your coil packs,oil,oil filter,air filter,block your egr,fuel filter.Chances are your problem is one of those.
If not let us know and we can go from there.