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If you have plans for more power in the future get some 1000 IDs

or http://www.trademe.co.nz/motors/car-parts-accessories/performance/fuel-systems/auction-426544512.htm

that's NZ dollars so less for you.

simon uses siemen deka injectors, the 3/4 length 60lb injectors are a direct fit but will just need to rewire new plugs. you can get this from the states the cheapest.

im runing 600cc high flows and havent had any fuel or tune issues. currently making 245rwkw and soon to be 300.

speak to PJ on this forum, i got them down thru him.

I was going to get the 80lb Siemen deka they're like $380 for the set.... Are they actually any good ??

You will be hard pressed to find injectors that don't require spacers to fit. Spacers are not really an issue, although mine came a little close to hitting the plenum. But I believe the Siemens injectors require different plugs to be fitted as the stock ones are oval and the Siemens are square. Or something along those lines, either way it didn't sound like a big issue either. My tuner simply told me to stay away from them so I did, but there's plenty of people on here who seem to be using them successfully with no issues.

Deatchwerks plug in with no mods, no rewiring needed.

and there cheap too!

More info to use.......Currently making 250rwkw with a GCG highflow on 17.5psi on stock injectors + all supp. mods and according the my greddy informeter I hooked up there maxing out and reach 100% duty cycle at about 6500rpm just before redline . But I never take it all the way so i'm fine with it :P

Siemens Deka 60lb high impedance short EV1 injectors on ebay usa for $279.95 - seller lpfdistributors. Doesnt say its top feed but looks like it is- cant post link here from iphone. Looks short enough not to require spacer kit so i assume just plug connectors required.

Is this the best deal around for R34 GTT injectors????

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