cars been running funky...in a nutshell i found a few bad injectors when i Ohmed them out

i know they are 22 lb multecs
i do not want multecs

i did a search and it came up with ford pink tops 19 lb (yes i know the difference in pressure ratings)

i looked on ebay and found plenty of Ford Mustang 19 lb injectors

none of them have pink tops though........

would honestly like to get a set cheap cuz i am eyeing some mods in the near future but would like to make it out to carlisle this year

any help is appreciated
thanx

 

I have a brand new, never installed, set of (8) 22 lb injectors for sale in the parts section for 1989 thru 1991 cars. They are Standard Motor Products brand, and are a direct replacement for your Multecs. Very good quality units. Check it out! $329.00 shipped.

 

I have a nearly new (5000 mi) set of "pink tops". 22 Lb I believe. $200 shipped.

 

19Corvette91: I strongly recommend you stay with the 22 lb hr flow rate on your car as this is what the fuel delivery system was designed to use. Here is another source of injectors for you to consider:

Multec Replacement Injectors - Installed the new injectors today. Nice smooth install took about 1 1/2 hours. The new injectors made a big difference both in starting, idle and general performance (nice little bite off the line and smooth acceleration). These FMS injects are a Denso (I'm told one of the most reliable, more so than Bosch (opinion of my son and colleagues, certified master techs for toyota and honda (I forgave him for not being a gm guy!). The nice thing is these injectors were tested/rated at 22.5 lbs @43PSI. The installation was purely plug and play, no AFPR, no ECM retune, just a nice injector for a bone stock L98. The only noticeable thing is the ford injectors are louder, if that's negative it's the only I have to say. For those of you that would like a quality replacement injector for a stock L98, the FMS number is F55E-A2D/E. I purchased a reconditioned set of 8 (flow matched) with a 1 yr warranty for $199.92 + $10.00 shipping. The business is www.injectors4u.com. The owner is Howard Haack (989-644-2695) from the great American motoring state of Michigan. I would highly recommend this vendor both in service, honesty and some of the best technical resources in the injector business.
http://forums.corvetteforum.com/show...post1560357682

Getting a good set of injectors for about $200 is "as good as it gets"

 

Getting a brand new set for $329 is even better.