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im selling 6 Blitz 700cc injectors that were running on a rb26 making 320rwkw, they were on the car for roughly 8000km, im only selling them as i have needed to upgrade. im located in melbourne and asking $600.

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Just a question, but if you were running 320 rwkw and are upgrading from 700cc injectors, im assuming to something larger, why? These injectors would be good for 420+, sorry if there is other reason for it tho.

Cheers

Just a question, but if you were running 320 rwkw and are upgrading from 700cc injectors, im assuming to something larger, why? These injectors would be good for 420+, sorry if there is other reason for it tho.

Cheers

haha, no your question is certainly valid, but yes deffinatley somthing larger is now running, i have had a few ppl ask this same question so ill cover it for all. originaly the car was set up for twin T517z's low mounts aiming at the 400 mark and yes, these injectors were choosen and were great but since then i have gone with a large single, and probably looking for a lil more power, so not chancing maxing these out, i have already replaced them with rochester 1000cc injectors, so this is why they are for sale.

hope this clears any more questions on reason for sale.

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