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Fuel Injectors On R33 Gtst

mlyf16

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as long as you willing to search you can find some good side feed injectors for a decent price I just got some Sard 550cc injectors for $500. from Ebay they were shipped from Japan within 3 days.

they are direct replacements

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I got put onto a link buy another member.. Deutch werks or something similar. they do sidefeeds for $600 delivered. We make topfeed rails to suit RB25 but im not sure if it will work with standard plenum and throttle body assy.

HI all, just wondering if there are any cheap alternative to upgrading your fuel injector? Im finding it very expensive how side feed injectors are compare to top feed. Plus theres more option available. Have anyone tried to convert their side feed injector to top feed?

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Deutch werks or something similar. they do sidefeeds for $600 delivered.

About $550 delivered, and apparently they give you a rebate if you send your stockers back, so would work out < $500

R31Nismoid Grand Master

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How are they more expensive dude?

Your looking in the wrong places :)

Sards are not a direct replacement, you need collars for them and they can be a pain in the A to fit.

Whats the setup, and what are the requirements

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I have XR6T (blue) injectors, which are top feed with custom fuel rail. Everything sits nice and tight with stock intake plenum. Not sure what injectors rated at or the cost but probably be cheaper then side feed ones.

Custom fuel rail ?? FRom what kind of car??? thanks

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