Fuel injectors

**fatcivic0_0** · 08-10-2006 10:07 PM

Hey just want to know what brand of fuel injectors would be best to use and are a straight fit on my d16y1 engine as im looking to upgrade and wat other injectors could i use instead maybe from another car (i heard that vr4 injectors fit) but wat else could fit thanks.

**saxman** · 09-10-2006 06:53 AM

What are you upgrading for? What size do you need?

**fatcivic0_0** · 09-10-2006 07:24 PM

Turbo and the size anything bigger than i got.

**bigjo5** · 09-10-2006 07:27 PM

imo u should spend save up that money and get a b series engine might be better in the long run since the d series one would most likely not last that long with a turbo on it .. unless ur goin for the internals.

**fatcivic0_0** · 09-10-2006 07:45 PM

nah keepin it stock and running on 7psi just lookin to upgrade fuel system

**saxman** · 09-10-2006 07:59 PM

Originally Posted by bigjo5

imo u should spend save up that money and get a b series engine might be better in the long run since the d series one would most likely not last that long with a turbo on it .. unless ur goin for the internals.

bah! with proper tuning, the d will last perfectly long and wipe the floor with a b swap

that said, I wouldn't go with anything smaller than 450cc injectors. I believe the vr4 units are the same as the dsm 450cc's that we got here in the states. I've used them without a problem, but require some wiring changes, etc.

For drop in units, RC makes a variety of good injectors. If you're on a bit of a budget, precision makes some good ones as well(as seen at www.tunertoys.com, etc).

**fatcivic0_0** · 09-10-2006 09:14 PM

Originally Posted by saxman

bah! with proper tuning, the d will last perfectly long and wipe the floor with a b swap

that said, I wouldn't go with anything smaller than 450cc injectors. I believe the vr4 units are the same as the dsm 450cc's that we got here in the states. I've used them without a problem, but require some wiring changes, etc.

For drop in units, RC makes a variety of good injectors. If you're on a bit of a budget, precision makes some good ones as well(as seen at www.tunertoys.com, etc).

thanks man for the info very helpful i have looked at this site before but do you know how hard it would be to order this stuff into australia and are they reliable because i would like to get stuff off there but yea thanks.

**saxman** · 10-10-2006 08:52 AM

I do A TON of buisness with tunertoys. They're amazing guys over there. Extremeley reliable. Very helpful. By far the best automotive part buisness I've ever dealt with.

You will have to pay a bit more for shipping, however, as they'll only ship internationally through fed ex, which is more expensive than the US postal service, but MUCH more reliable.

**fatcivic0_0** · 10-10-2006 09:41 PM

what would be the best way to get in contact with them to order the parts and find out the prices because its all in US dollars i wanna make sure of the proper prices and stuff and cost to send the gear over here.