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Item:

s15 spec r injectors 440/480cc x 6

Age:

unknown

Condition:

used but good

Price:

$350

To Fit: (What car)

rb25, sr20

Location:

toowoomba

Contact:

adam - 0400859570

Comments:

i bought 3 sets so i had two full sets for an rb 25 as im going to use one set and the other set was for the other car we were doing but since that has sold i dont need the other set,

they are **SPEC R** injectors as well, the reddy teracotta coloured ones which are 440/480cc depending on fuel pressure.

would really prefer to sell them as the set but if someone wants only 2 i will then sell the other 4 seperatly

as 4 are in a s15 rail at the moment i will have them ready to be sent out on thursday next week

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not too sure. would have to look into it but id assume rb25 and s15 base pressure maybe the same which means probably 440cc. i think at about 50psi base pressure they can flow over 500cc. i just know im going to run a set in mine and alot of others are doing this as well. pretty sure there good to easy flow 250rwkw+

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