Jump to content
SAU Community

Recommended Posts

Couldn't find the exact injector but guessing would be something like these https://www.efisolutions.com.au/bosch-2000cc-fuel-injector-0-280-158-821

Spend the extra money on these, much better control at idle & cruise. Makes a massive difference when tuning if the injector is linear & comes with all the data to setup correctly
http://injectordynamics.com/injectors/id2000/

Injector choice is one thing a lot of people don't understand that is important especially with a high powered flex fuel street car.
Better off buying something that comes with all the info not just 2d deadtime/voltage offset. Want flow at diffrent pressures,min pulse width and pulsewidth adder.
Places to look for data are 
https://www.deatschwerks.com/
https://fuelinjectorclinic.com/ECUData
https://www.raceworks.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/LR-RW-DATA-INJ-CHARTS.pdf
http://help.injectordynamics.com/support/solutions/folders/263533

Not to mention the Bosch 2000cc are a gas, not liquid injector, and are shit for reliability. Been a lot of bad reports about them changing flow rates after repeated liquid use, causing individual cylinder lean outs.

Lithium wrote something very detailed about them in here, I think it might be somewhere in the Borg Warner EFR thread.

  • Like 1
1 hour ago, robbo_rb180 said:

Couldn't find the exact injector but guessing would be something like these https://www.efisolutions.com.au/bosch-2000cc-fuel-injector-0-280-158-821

Spend the extra money on these, much better control at idle & cruise. Makes a massive difference when tuning if the injector is linear & comes with all the data to setup correctly
http://injectordynamics.com/injectors/id2000/

Well at least they are proper car injectors supplied to Ford

 

https://www.robietherobot.com/storm/fuelinjectorguide2.htm (sorry you have to scroll way down the page til you come to the heading "Ford")

1 minute ago, BK said:

Not to mention the Bosch 2000cc are a gas, not liquid injector, and are shit for reliability. Been a lot of bad reports about them changing flow rates after repeated liquid use, causing individual cylinder lean outs.

Lithium wrote something very detailed about them in here, I think it might be somewhere in the Borg Warner EFR thread.

That's right but no doubt Bosch makes various kinds of injectors. These appear to be for petrol engines but the table I found may not have all the info the OP requires. This is what Lithium was talking about:

SPECIFICALLY about "Bosch 2200cc" / ID2000 injectors.

Can't find a petrol 2000cc on the Bosch motorsport site, so is there one ? The Bosch 1550/1650cc seems to be the largest guaranteed from Bosch for petrol. I thought the Siemens 2000cc + (2400cc ?) was the only guaranteed petrol one on the market after speaking with CRD and Maatouks. They are around the $300 mark each too, a lot dearer than the Bosch 2000cc

15 minutes ago, BK said:

Can't find a petrol 2000cc on the Bosch motorsport site, so is there one ? The Bosch 1550/1650cc seems to be the largest guaranteed from Bosch for petrol. I thought the Siemens 2000cc + (2400cc ?) was the only guaranteed petrol one on the market after speaking with CRD and Maatouks. They are around the $300 mark each too, a lot dearer than the Bosch 2000cc

If you follow my link you will find that they were OEM on a number of Ford cars.

Sorry you have to scroll more than halfway down the page til you get to the heading "Ford" 

Yep thats right. They are also listed as flowing 252cc/min, not 2000cc. This is for part 2F1E-A7A.

I take it OP is referring to the eBay ad listing these injectors as 6 x R34 2000cc injectors for $200 ?

https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/r34-skyline-2000cc-bosch-fuel-injectors-x6-2F1E-A7A-200/124054198368?hash=item1ce234d860:g:IcAAAOSw2bRd5hmr

There does not appear to be a part number 2F1E-A7A-2000, even though they are shown on the packaging.

I suspect these are Ford Taurus 2000 model injectors, not 2000cc injectors and seller has no idea.

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now


  • Similar Content

  • Latest Posts

    • Sounds more like what Brad said, that it's mainly transfer. What pad bed in procedure did you use, and did you replace/machine the rotors, or just swap pads?
    • The stutter is almost entirely in the pedal. I don't feel the brakes release and reapply as you would with ABS engaging but the pedal feels that way, without the brakes releasing. It only lasts for less than a second and the pedal is fine again. It's hard to explain, sorry.  I'll get under this weekend and just double check everything is tight. Fluid is at max where I left it.
    • What bedding in procedure did you use?   When you say stutter, what exactly do you mean? Like it feels like someone letting go of the brakes momentarily and regrabbing them again to get you to stop? Re-reading your post, and that is what it kind of makes me think you're explaining, like theres a little bit of a jolt, likely just as you're reaching a stop. I've only had this issue once. And if its caused by what caused mine, you will want to get the car up on stands again and check it over. Mine was a case of a caliper mounting bolt coming out and letting the caliper rotate on the other remaining bolt and gave play in a wheel as it came to a stop. But not every stop either!
    • Yeop... binned it   This will be a summary will not many pics atm and cbf  Fixed the samsonas - it was totally munched Put a new precision 7675 T4 on with proper split pulse mani Got to Sydney to get to car - drove to canberra to get racecar - drive back to sydney that night Next day all day at Plasmaman putting on new clamps cleaning some things up and adding another large engine oil cooler sitting at the rear above diffuser to keep things cooler Next day - Tuesday - on Dyno - killer wikid awesome pumped out really good numbers - more mid range and on lower boost levels Wednesday - first prac - all day again getting the suspension right - had to borrow front suspension again - out do a lap come in - out do a lap - in - what i had just couldnt handle the load at the more consistent higher speeds - got a lap in at the end of the day that was pretty reasonable  Put it this way that lap wouldve had me in 4th in Pro am for the whole event - with only 700 hp and used tyres Thurs first official prac day - lap out warm up - then entered a hotlap with above setting and 80% effort took corners 1,2,3 and into 4 car felt awesome -  rear came around out of nowhere bang into the wall near front on at whatever 140 kmph Done, over, gone Just one of those how did that happen apparently as all indications show nothing out of the ordinary Got to spend the rest of the time at the event like I hadnt done before - was actually Ok mainly as I had my family and my boy is 9 and got treated like a rockstar Long trip home, lost a trailer wheel in nowhere land, X5 airbag suspension gave up half way across nullabour and rode on bumps stops (its now completely fine) had to do a 19 hr drive day on day 3 as accommodation got screwed up so just had to keep driving till found a town with some Now to reassess - hopefully the motor and other things are OK but yet to be seen too. There is no easy fix there is no i'll just order that part and get it sent - we'll have a talk to people see what can happen and what the go is but at minimum its rebuild from scratch struts forward and alot of time effort and $ should and if I return and if but maybe/ when  I have the cage tied into the front strut towers - if I didnt have that things couldnt been worse you can say its just a front end but if you know what goes into these cars... you'll know what that actually means in reality   Car was very fast. Disappointing we just didnt get to show it Effort doesnt win you races though     Apparently this is motorsport !  
    • Thanks, will do that.  Thankfully they still feel great.
×
×
  • Create New...