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OP. Here's a tip. If you want/need new injectors and you are going to have a Greddy plenum, then just PM someone like Scotty, tell him what you want to do and buy his recommendation from him. Saves you having to do the thinking and the finding out what you need. Just tell him what ECU, what plenum, what fuel and what power level and he'll sort you out with good modern injectors.

MagicMike. In this day and age, no-one needs to run old school crappy side feed Nissan shit injectors. Especially with a Greddy plenum. It's time to move on to Bosch 1000s, etc etc.

Edited by GTSBoy

even with stock plenum you can easily mount top feed injectors & rail without any shaving of anything :)

sidefeeds are gay.. they work ok.. but on a SR20.. I find with RB25s they are gay, many gays

http://www.nzefi.com/product/nissan-rb-1000ccmin-top-feed-direct-fit-fuel-injector-kit/

Easily our favourite injector at the moment, a true 1000cc out of the box Bosch injector, not a 550cc decapped one like the ID1000s, so the spray pattern is great.

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