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Rb26 injectors are the same, wether its R32/33/34

Will fit in a RB20 no probs, but resistance is differant. Will not fit RB25 without mods, but unsure of what you need to do

Chris

You will also need the gtr resistor pack or will have to splice resistors into the injector loom to suit the different impedence as gtr injectors are a low impedence injector where as gtst are a high impedence injector

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Is it possible to soilder in the right resistors in the loom with out trying to find a GTR resistor pack.I'm not a electronic person but from my point it would work coz eiether way it is limiting power getting to them?

  • 3 weeks later...

So any GTR injectors will fit straight into the inlet manifold and use the RB20det fuel rail and then proceed to plug into the RB20det injector plugs?I really want to be sure coz i don't want to rip off all the crap to get to them and find out I have the wrong model GTR injectors.

They bolt in as though they were the std injector, if they were the same colour you could easily make the mistake of re-installing the RB20 injectors.

I seem to recall you need a resistor with an impedence of around 6.5ohms, if you are not going to use the GTR resistor pack, be sure that the resisotrs you use are the same impedence and you should be fine.

The only other issue is why do the factory use big ceramic resistors, is it a current thing? Perhaps using 50c resistors from Jaycar are not quite as suitable...mmmm have to have a think about that.

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