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Old 12-31-2005, 04:01 PM   #1
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550 cc injectors needed to safely run a 16g?

I purchased a ported Evo III 16G and I'm curious if 550 CC or larger injectors are needed.

are EVO VIII injectors a good idea or should I go directly to a set from RC or comparable?

I'm already running a supra fuel pump so that end is already covered.

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Old 12-31-2005, 04:04 PM   #2
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you should be fine with that. Maybe a lil bigger.
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Old 12-31-2005, 04:11 PM   #3
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that's what I was wondering, if I run bigger, I will have room to improve in the future. that said, I'd be happy with the vr4 anywhere over 350 awhp.
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Old 12-31-2005, 04:13 PM   #4
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that's what I was wondering, if I run bigger, I will have room to improve in the future. that said, I'd be happy with the vr4 anywhere over 350 awhp.
Yea, the more room to play the better you will be, this way you dont max the injectors out. It's much better to get a safer tune, than one that is not.
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So are you using stock VIII injectors? or stock VR4 injectors?
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I'd just go with 650cc to give your self plenty of head room They are 280 shipped from here http://www.fuelinjectorclinic.com/cart/mitsubishi.htm
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stock vr4 injectors, the 16g isn't installed yet, that's why I'm asking for advice for what to do.
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stock vr4 injectors, the 16g isn't installed yet, that's why I'm asking for advice for what to do.
Does any kind of self-modding technique exist for those injectors like for the WRX injectors? Might wanna look into that.....could save ya some bucks.
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I'm not familiar with any but given that I'm a n00b to the 4g63, it doesn't surprise me.

what is this self modding trick that you're talking about?

I was thinking of the 560 CC EVO VIII injectors since they are cheap on ebay.
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I'm not familiar with any but given that I'm a n00b to the 4g63, it doesn't surprise me.

what is this self modding trick that you're talking about?

I was thinking of the 560 CC EVO VIII injectors since they are cheap on ebay.
You can read about it here......
http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...light=link+44s
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It is my understanding that the DSMS all use a pretty standard bosch-style injector - the "cap" on wrx injectors is somewhat unique from what i've seen.

that being said, racetronix (www.racetronix.com) sells inexpensive delphi-style injectors in matched sets and in various sizes, both high and low impedance. I've got a set of low impedance 55lb units in my subaru for the time being.
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I have RC 550cc injectors that i was going to use to do an EVO III 16g that i am selling. I also sent you a PM
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Go bigger, you can always scale back the duty cycle later if they are flowing too much.
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keeping in mind that this is the mitsubishi tech section, please only respond if you have solid tech input on the mitsubishi in question. injector/turbo combos vary from car to car and because of that there could be some confusion here.
i'm not trying to be an ass, just trying to make sure that themadhatter comes away from this thread with good info, not just really confused.
i'm sure any of the DSM guys would know since they share the same engine as you... either wait until they see this thread or maybe contact a couple by PM to see what they have to say.
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Go bigger, you can always scale back the duty cycle later if they are flowing too much.
That is if he has standalone if not you can adjust fuel pressure.


themadhatter: What kind of fuel managmet are you using?
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That is if he has standalone if not you can adjust fuel pressure.


themadhatter: What kind of fuel managmet are you using?
apexi SAFC-2

that should be able to dial back anything if needed.
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550's are fine, Will be able to be controlled alot easier at idle and will be easier to tune. No need for 660's.


PS. I went 116mph on stock 450's with a dry nitrous kit. Its not about the size of the injectors but how you use them.
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How much boost you plan on running?
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she currently runs at 18 psi on the 14b, figure the same or comparable with the 16g. the fact that the 16g flows more is where I'll be making my power.

the car currently pulls 282 awhp in it's current configuration.
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yes 550 will work, but if you plan on any real upgrade or just running more boost you will be above 80% duty cycle. I'd rather over build something the come up short.
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