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Fitted them flex fuel capable bosch 3/4 length 1250's up today clipped into the factory RB Injector harness nicely.

Sonic performance ended up doing them for:

$90.ea for Bosch 1250cc

$6.00 for short cups

The money I saved payed for my oil cooler setup and I think I still had change.

Next day delivery, Great customer service too A+

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Edited by mr skidz

look good and that's a great price. is that trade or did you just email them?

did these come with a flow test sheet? and do these have the 6 hole diffuser plate on the bottom or has it been removed and only the single orifice is visible?

I'm guessing they are the 0 280 158 040 injector with the diffuser plate removed

sorry for the 20 questions but I'm just about to pull the trigger on a set myself, and that's an awesome price.

Edited by burn4005

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