fuel injectors
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Last edited by Kool88vette; Jan 14, 2007 at 10:37 AM.
As was noted earlier. Be very careful, but my personal advise is to run from them. My own personal experience with them, along with many other individuals in the Alfa Romeo/Fiat communities from around the US have been burned badly by them.
I purchased *NEW* Bosch injectors, for my GTV6 for a 3.5 liter engine I was building, and got used injectors. When I called to get it straightened out they gave me the run around and I had to dispute it through my cc company. It took nearly 4 months and several written statements between me and the cc company before I finally got my full refund from them. They eventually had UPS pick them up some 6 months later.
If I had not saved the printout of the web page showing the injectors being sold as new I would have been SOL. Unfortunately I know of many others in the Italian car community that have had far worse experiences.
Just a FYI
As was noted earlier. Be very careful, but my personal advise is to run from them. My own personal experience with them, along with many other individuals in the Alfa Romeo/Fiat communities from around the US have been burned badly by them.
I purchased *NEW* Bosch injectors, for my GTV6 for a 3.5 liter engine I was building, and got used injectors. When I called to get it straightened out they gave me the run around and I had to dispute it through my cc company. It took nearly 4 months and several written statements between me and the cc company before I finally got my full refund from them. They eventually had UPS pick them up some 6 months later.
If I had not saved the printout of the web page showing the injectors being sold as new I would have been SOL. Unfortunately I know of many others in the Italian car community that have had far worse experiences.
Just a FYI
Last edited by Kool88vette; Jan 15, 2007 at 08:50 AM.
I'd pick them up from jegs or summit racing to have some piece of mind.
Both places sell them.
Ford Racing Motorsport = SVO injectors.
www.jegs.com
www.summitracing.com
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Bosch/Ford Design II Fuel Injectors
Corvette LT1, L98 - $249.99
This auction includes the entire set of 8 Bosch/Ford Design II
0280150556 FOTE-D5B fuel injectors.
First-rate, Brand New, crate-motor takeout set
ZERO miles-NO FUEL Guaranteed
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Bosch/Ford Design II Fuel Injectors
Corvette LT1, L98 - $249.99
This auction includes the entire set of 8 Bosch/Ford Design II
0280150556 FOTE-D5B fuel injectors.
First-rate, Brand New, crate-motor takeout set
ZERO miles-NO FUEL Guaranteed
Rocky
Last edited by Kool88vette; Jan 15, 2007 at 08:30 PM.
Fuel Injector
Flow Rate: 23 lbs/Hr
Type: EV6
Impedance: 11-18 ohms
Flowed
8/pkg
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$369.99
VS.
Fuel Injector
Flow Rate: 23 lbs/Hr
Type: EV6
Impedance: 11-18 ohms
8/pkg
$281.99
Exhaust/intake/chip will likey get you around 300 hp. IMO
EDIT: Sorry reread your initial post. You have the unservicable Multec injectors. I guess an aftermarket or stock 86-88 injector(s) is what you need. Let me look around.
Last edited by RRT vette; Jan 17, 2007 at 01:16 AM.
I have heard rumors of the fiveomotorsport injectors being a used injector..smelling like fuel after being received. I have nothing to confirm this.
If not these, I would say you can purchase a used set for a 86-88 Corvette from somewhere for cheap and sent them to Rich for rebuilding. My 86 injector flow rate is 21.6 and I don't see your 89 being much different.
Go to Ebay and look for injectors. Fiveomotorsport( 2538)
Feedback: 99.8% Positive will come up. Go into the fiveomotorsports store and go down the list of injectors. Corvette will come up with #22.
I just paid $249.99 with $12.50 shipping.
If you can't find them let me know and I will try to help.
Rocky
I have heard rumors of the fiveomotorsport injectors being a used injector..smelling like fuel after being received. I have nothing to confirm this.
If not these, I would say you can purchase a used set for a 86-88 Corvette from somewhere for cheap and sent them to Rich for rebuilding. My 86 injector flow rate is 21.6 and I don't see your 89 being much different.
Go to Ebay and look for injectors. Fiveomotorsport( 2538)
Feedback: 99.8% Positive will come up. Go into the fiveomotorsports store and go down the list of injectors. Corvette will come up with #22.
I just paid $249.99 with $12.50 shipping.
If you can't find them let me know and I will try to help.
Rocky
They did refund my money after a lot of lip and hassle. Never again!
pretty good info on preasure,flow
Why not check out a salvage yard for a wreck with low miles. Salvage yards should have hundreds of injectors that will fit your Vette. There is a salvage yard near my home that has about 25 C4s. I get parts there all the time for cheap $$$.
Last edited by Kool88vette; Jan 25, 2007 at 08:46 AM.









