42lb injectors
Looking for the best quality product based on what experience forum memebers have.
I have 30lb accel injectors which have worked well for me but others have not had a good experience with them for an example.Are ford injectors still popular etc,...
I have 30lb accel injectors which have worked well for me but others have not had a good experience with them for an example.Are ford injectors still popular etc,...
I was in the same boat.
I just sold my SVO 30s and picked up a set of flow-matched Racetronix from their site for $42.50 each.
That should be more than enough for the new setup.
You can get the non-matched ones for $34.50, but with a +/- tolerance of 4%, I decided it wasn't worth cheaping out over.
Someone here was selling a set of used ford 39 or 42# injectors with adapters not too long ago.
You might want to check the for sale section.
I just sold my SVO 30s and picked up a set of flow-matched Racetronix from their site for $42.50 each.
That should be more than enough for the new setup.
You can get the non-matched ones for $34.50, but with a +/- tolerance of 4%, I decided it wasn't worth cheaping out over.
Someone here was selling a set of used ford 39 or 42# injectors with adapters not too long ago.
You might want to check the for sale section.
Last edited by user 647483; Sep 1, 2008 at 04:35 PM.
After having spent time around a shop that specializes in diesel pumps and injection and gas injectors, you couldnt give me a set of those lucas injectors. Pattern looks just like a super soaker
. Bosch design 3 injectors are very sweet though. I have a set of them from "f.a.s.t." that are 36#, they do even better with higher fuel pressure. They're easy to spot as they are very skinny looking. Google image search is an easy place to find them. I think the ford svo stuff is now switching to that type of injector.
Youtube has some eye openers if you dont have anyone local that specializes in fuel injector work that will let you hang around the shop.
. Bosch design 3 injectors are very sweet though. I have a set of them from "f.a.s.t." that are 36#, they do even better with higher fuel pressure. They're easy to spot as they are very skinny looking. Google image search is an easy place to find them. I think the ford svo stuff is now switching to that type of injector. Youtube has some eye openers if you dont have anyone local that specializes in fuel injector work that will let you hang around the shop.
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