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selling some injectors which were only in the car to tune as there was problems with pinging at 400klw so the workshop (forum rules say i cant name them) that done the work said my injectors were faulty then the workshop bought new ones and claimed it fix the tune with new injectors but it still had erratic pinging problem

so i sent the original injectors back to the supplier for a full refund who then got them flowed and they flowed perfect.

then when i was eliminating the injector resistor from the engine bay i spotted their top quality soldering job and found the problem with the injectors

they cost me 840 i sell them for 650 delivered any where in Australia

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these injectors are the Denso type plug not EV14 for all those people that been sending PMs asking

they flow with in 1.5% of each other and like brand new,been used just to dyno!!!

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