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850Cc Vs 1000Cc Deatsch Werks

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Hi guys,

This maybe a stupid question, but I've got the opportunity to buy some Deatsch Werks injectors and the 850cc and 1000cc are both the same price so I was wondering if there is any reason not to just grab the bigger ones?

Cheers for any help,

- Lance

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They are the older type and unlike the new ID range which work well at low duty cycles the older type can idle. poorly etc .

How much power do you plan to make? I have 550 Deatschwerks in my car currently at 314AWKW. (418hp)

Rough rule of thumb is 850cc = 850hp gross and 1000cc = 1000hp gross (on petrol)

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I'm looking at the ones from Black Label Performance, Bob, are they the old ones? Currently making 270rwkw with 550cc injectors. Was planning on around 300 - 350rwkw. I emailed Sochi from Sthitec about it and he recommended 650cc~700cc for that power figure so I guess he was just covering ass if 550cc's will do the job...

Cheers,

- Lance

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Deatschwerks are generally reconditioned and matched Jecs etc. The 600cc should get you to your goal ok.

The IDs are just matched Bosch injectors so may be worth getting a price from Scott for some 1000s or 1200s. Not sure if they are a bolt into the Neo or if you will need a new rail for them.

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I can easily beat those prices Lance. ;)

Is yours a Neo engine? If so the Xspurt 55mm injectors will work great, I also make my own plug adapters so they just drop in. I will PM you some prices if you like.

I would go with the 1000's personally, seeing you are upgrading from 550's.

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