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Old 03-02-2011, 06:27 AM   #1
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Part number for 80lb "drop in" Injectors ?

Anyone have a part number for 80lb good quality "drop in injectors".

What are you guys running?

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Old 03-02-2011, 06:56 AM   #2
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Ted just did a thread about injectors. Check it out
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Old 03-02-2011, 01:14 PM   #3
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Anyone have a part number for 80lb good quality "drop in injectors".

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You don't have a fuel system upgrade in your signature, you do know you have to go to a Twin Pump system like ADM, LPE, Livernois.

We have Drop in 95 lb and hour injectors with all the tune data to make them run like stock injectors.

Read all about them at www.injectordynamics.com

We are a stocking Dealer.

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Old 03-02-2011, 01:41 PM   #4
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Anyone have a part number for 80lb good quality "drop in injectors".

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LS9 (modified) 82 lb/hr injectors - all the same quality as the (over hyped ID's) actually will preform better with the Stock Manifold as well. Although we can do a single tip cone injector which is the same as the ID 850's for A LOT less (subtract the marketing cost lol)

If you would like some pricing please PM me, and or if you would like an explanation on injectors ect please refer to our TT camaro thread.

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Old 03-02-2011, 01:47 PM   #5
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LS9 (modified) 82 lb/hr injectors - all the same quality as the (over hyped ID's) actually will preform better with the Stock Manifold as well. Although we can do a single tip cone injector which is the same as the ID 850's for A LOT less (subtract the marketing cost lol)

If you would like some pricing please PM me, and or if you would like an explanation on injectors ect please refer to our TT camaro thread.

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Gotta disagree with you on that one Brandon. Take a set of your injectors and get them characterized... I'd bank on them not being as controllable at low pulse width.

Anybody that says modding an OEM injector doesn't change the voltage offset and short pulse adder data is full of shit.
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Brandon, there are a lot of people who CLAIM to have the exact same injectors, same modification characteristics and some of them even to be off the shelf Bosch injectors....regardless of what is true only ONE company spends the time and money to provide tuners with the necessary data to use them. I have even been told by this other company to buy from him and use the data from the other guy....sorry, but I value the support of ID.

Secondly, modding a stock a injector WORKS LIKE SHIT....PLAIN AND SIMPLE
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Old 03-02-2011, 06:16 PM   #7
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Old 03-03-2011, 01:53 AM   #8
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You don't have a fuel system upgrade in your signature, you do know you have to go to a Twin Pump system like ADM, LPE, Livernois.

We have Drop in 95 lb and hour injectors with all the tune data to make them run like stock injectors.

Read all about them at www.injectordynamics.com

We are a stocking Dealer.

Ted.
Would they work with a BAP or do I need to go with a twin pump setup?

I am running the upgraded injectors that came with the maggie now and pushing +/- 630 rwhp estimated with everything done (correct me if its not possible but before changing out the stock 2300 pulley I was at 524 rwhp with 4 to 4.5 lbs of boost on an old ass dynojet, Now running a 10lb pulley and seeing 8 lbs of boost of course with a good tune).
I am adding a GT9 cam and a BAP to the system, I have seen some do this and some run out of fuel, then again some dont.

Fill me in, I am newby to the world of injectors.

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Old 03-03-2011, 07:13 AM   #9
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Would they work with a BAP or do I need to go with a twin pump setup?

I am running the upgraded injectors that came with the maggie now and pushing +/- 630 rwhp estimated with everything done (correct me if its not possible but before changing out the stock 2300 pulley I was at 524 rwhp with 4 to 4.5 lbs of boost on an old ass dynojet, Now running a 10lb pulley and seeing 8 lbs of boost of course with a good tune).
I am adding a GT9 cam and a BAP to the system, I have seen some do this and some run out of fuel, then again some dont.

Fill me in, I am newby to the world of injectors.

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It is NOT the injectors that determine the fuel system requirements, it is the target RWHP.

630 RWHP is about the limit of the Stock pump with a BAP on the LS3 car, Less on an L99 car.

The injectors will support up to 1000 RWHP but your fuel system is DONE right now if your numbers are accurate.

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Go with a twin pump setup. Better yet, convert to return. BAPs put you on borrowed time in my opinion.
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Old 03-03-2011, 10:41 AM   #11
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LS9 (modified) 82 lb/hr injectors - all the same quality as the (over hyped ID's) actually will preform better with the Stock Manifold as well. Although we can do a single tip cone injector which is the same as the ID 850's for A LOT less (subtract the marketing cost lol)

If you would like some pricing please PM me, and or if you would like an explanation on injectors ect please refer to our TT camaro thread.

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I'm glad someone else can see through the ID smoke.
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Old 03-03-2011, 11:26 AM   #12
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I'm glad someone else can see through the ID smoke.
Good injectors VS Bad injector just an Example

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I'm glad someone else can see through the ID smoke.
If you're going to bad mouth ID's products on Camaro5, then why aren't you returning the ID850s for a full refund like Paul offered?

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Ive become quite found of these little guys over the last 5 hours of tuning. I think ill hang onto them. I appreciate your offer.
Knock off the holier than thou attitude.

Or, propose a better solution with an explanation of why it is better.

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If you're going to bad mouth ID's products on Camaro5, then why aren't you returning the ID850s for a full refund like Paul offered?
Knock off the holier than thou attitude.

Or, propose a better solution with an explanation of why it is better.
Because I have 7 hours invested in tuning these injectors. There was no info for the id850 in the e38. I was told to make it work then provide ID with the file afterwards for "evaluation". I didn't say the product is bad. I simply said it is a stock Bosch GM injector with a 2 minute modification.
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