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For sale is a set of Sard/Denso 850cc side feed injectors. they are in good condition. reason for selling is got an EPA test and going back to stock and after that going to go bigger injectors again to make more power.

so i'm asking $600ono + postage, as these are $1080.00 brand new so i think my price is fair.

any questions please pm me and i will reply asap thanks!

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Edited by disco_potatoe

So everyone knows these injectors were flow matched when bought new... N also can people stop offering $100 I want more than that!!!!

If u need more pics please let me know...

Thanks matt!

All u need is to take out ur old injectors from ur stock rb25det fuel rail and places these injectors in there spot... As for the wiring all u need to do is get a set of new plugs and get the person who is going to tune the car to connect them to ur stock wiring loom... Brand new plugs are $8 each off eBay for denso injectors times that by the number of injectors (I.e six injectors) and then get ur car tuned... That's all...

Is there something else you would like to know?

Thanks heaps!

Btw there still for sale!

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