Injectors

bboltz18 Dec 2006, 17:58

My injectors became little fountains over the wknd, i ordered new injectors and they came this afternoon, but they were the wrong ones they dont fit and the wiring is all different, needless to say im fairly sad cause most car places are now closed and i cant track any other parts down, looks like my baby is down for a couple of weeks. 🙁 if anyone knows where i can find replacement injectors, does not matter if they are bigger im gonna chip anyway, please let me know.

wwidowmaker19 Dec 2006, 02:13

well, welcome to the injector club dude - have you read all our previous posts? it might have helped, thats why we have the forum... 🙄
what did you pay? R2000 each by any chance?

DDracomoderator19 Dec 2006, 08:04

Remember boltz, if you put in bigger injectors you need to remap.

bboltz19 Dec 2006, 09:16

yup red the other forums, mostly the one with toby and his probs. all i basically need to know is where can i get them, my last option is nissan 😮 they were like 1500 each but i needed adapter plugs and some mods to the wiring harness were needed, needless to say i was less than keen, so i gave the back. the car is going to perfect power in jan to get tweaked in any case so bigger injectors not a prob, just not like 750cc things

EEro_sennin19 Dec 2006, 09:35

This brings back memorys, exactly one year ago I had the same problem, leaking injectors, and shops were closing.

DDislex66620 Dec 2006, 09:35

why not try rezlo man?

i'm sure he's got kannecktions

RRezlo07 Jan 2007, 15:53

Ive got CA and SR injectors in stock, 450cc CA's and 550 and 750 SR ones,

All direct fit, no changing of anything, SR20 injectors going bad is pretty common.

Look on my site for prices.

TTobyadmin07 Jan 2007, 16:03

No changing of anything? Are you joking? You don't carry 370cc injectors for CA18, so any other size will need an ECU remap, a piggy back, or a complete new fuel management system like Dictator.

Can you get 370cc injectors at less than what Nissan charges?

RRezlo07 Jan 2007, 16:12

I can get stock size CA injectors for u, i think they about R2200 for the set of 4 with flow chart, email me if ure interested. ian@rezlo.com

The 450's i sell will require a piggyback or some form of managment, i ment direct fit as in you dont need to change any hardware to make them fit into the fuel rail or injector plugs 🙂

wwidowmaker08 Jan 2007, 11:22

so Toby, can you remap for 450's yourself? I still need to make up my mind about which injectors to get...

TTobyadmin08 Jan 2007, 11:30

Not yet, I need an EPROM programmer and eraser. These are too expensive to buy, so I need to either make one, or borrow one...

Then of course I need the bigger injectors to play with, to see if I can make them work. Need to borrow these as well.

Then finally, I need a working car to try all of this on 🙂

RRezlo08 Jan 2007, 17:28

its a pitty biki doesnt do the S13 CA18 ecu daughterboards, his DB for the SR's is great, i still have one here in stock but it obviously doesnt fit my RB ecu 🙁

RRezlo08 Jan 2007, 21:53

Unfortuatly i can only get 440cc direct fit CA18 injectors, so it will need to have a piggy back or stand alone in it to run them properly.

Sorry about that.

wwidowmaker09 Jan 2007, 08:31

quick question - if i'm gonna have to upgrade to bigger ones and do all the remapping etc, why not go even bigger than that? do it once then its done with, otherwise i'm gonna have to change again later on? anyone?

TTobyadmin09 Jan 2007, 09:42

You can't go too big and still keep the standard fuelling, because then the injectors would be on for too short a time. There's a minimum time the injector should be open, and for a given amount of fuel, the bigger the injector, the shorter the amount of time it should be open for.

TThe Calibrator09 Jan 2007, 18:20

You can't go too big and still keep the standard fuelling, because then the injectors would be on for too short a time. There's a minimum time the injector should be open, and for a given amount of fuel, the bigger the injector, the shorter the amount of time it should be open for.

And this really becomes a pain at low rpm and light throttle positions.

wwidowmaker10 Jan 2007, 08:29

thanks for clearing it up, so what to do then, 440 and remap?
then fuel pump?

DDislex66610 Jan 2007, 08:41

if you gonna do more later i'd get like 550s

That's what i got and my car is pretty smooth 😉

It just needs to be set correctly

TTobyadmin10 Jan 2007, 09:25

Yup, I'd say 440cc or 550cc should be ok, but that's a pure guess. You shouldn't need to change your fuel pump, since you're still pushing the same amount of fuel.

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