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I heard the jap model S15 (manual) injectors which flow 480cc can fit as a direct swap into the rb25det, can anyone verify this? If so would it support up to 270rwkw with fuel regulator? I have all other supporting mods.

Apparently other engines to share this style of injector are the RB25DET, the 1JZGTE, 2JZGTE and the VG30DETT.

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Yes they are a direct fit. So are USDM Ver 5/6 STi injectors (a little easier to find, usually go for about $USD150 per set of four). The toyota "J" injectors are low impedance, so no good without a ballast resistor. Mazda FD3S primary & 20B injectors will fit with Sard type collars.

So you indeed have some choices !

I looked into doing this once, but I would have had to buy 2 sets of injectors (non of the wreckers would split them) then I was going to get them cleaned and flow tested and use the best 6. Total cost was around $600 (for second hand injectors) - I then decided if I was going to pay that much I would rather spend $700-$800 for new ones rated at 550+

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I looked into doing this once, but I would have had to buy 2 sets of injectors (non of the wreckers would split them) then I was going to get them cleaned and flow tested and use the best 6. Total cost was around $600 (for second hand injectors) - I then decided if I was going to pay that much I would rather spend $700-$800 for new ones rated at 550+

where did you get them for under $800?

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