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> Aftermarket EFI question, injector sizes?
jhadler
post Dec 14 2005, 03:47 PM
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For those who have installed aftermarket EFI systems, what size injectors would you recommend for what is basically a stock 2.0L four-banger?

-slightly- higher compression than stock, with headers and I/R throttles.

The basic calculations I did say that 17# is enough, so I figure some nice Ford 19# injectors would be just fine. Am I off base here?

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post Dec 14 2005, 05:05 PM
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Use stock D-jet injectors or something even smaller. Subaru 1.8T injectors are a good substitute. They have a hose-barb and fit the stock plenum and fuel-rail if you use the rubber mounting dounuts from the D-jet injectors. They are the same impedence as the D-jet, and flow about 75-80% of what the 1.7 (yellow) injectors flow. They would be more than enough for a hot 1.7 and probably plenty for a warmed over 2.0. YMMV.
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