Anyone recognize these Injectors?
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James Thomas
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Re: Anyone recognize these Injectors?
Positive I.D. will require the numbers on the body of the injector.
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James
Positive I.D. will require the numbers on the body of the injector.
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James
James Thomas
"NO CLASS"
Re: Anyone recognize these Injectors?
32lb. per hr. - disk type Delphi / Lucas injectors http://www.racetronix.com/621020.html
That will be $17.50 please? :rotf:
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James
32lb. per hr. - disk type Delphi / Lucas injectors http://www.racetronix.com/621020.html
That will be $17.50 please? :rotf:
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James
James Thomas
"NO CLASS"
Re: Anyone recognize these Injectors?
Yea could be, production changes etc. Even the colors are not a solid indicator anymore. Strictly by the #'s my man.
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James
Yea could be, production changes etc. Even the colors are not a solid indicator anymore. Strictly by the #'s my man.
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James
turbodig
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Re: Anyone recognize these Injectors?
They look like the Lucas ones to me as well.... this was a big mod, back in the day.
KB and ATR sold a ton of these.
Also, get something to support your fuel pressure sender... I've seen that fitting break off the rail before, sending gas all over the engine compartment.
Either support it, or put a chunk of braided hose between the sender and the fuel rail.
TYTILIDIE said:
I got them from a board member a few months back and he told me they are 40 #. I can only describe the spray part as a double barrel shotgun. It has two openings and thats all I can say about that without pulling them out and snapping a shot of them.
They look like the Lucas ones to me as well.... this was a big mod, back in the day.
KB and ATR sold a ton of these.
Also, get something to support your fuel pressure sender... I've seen that fitting break off the rail before, sending gas all over the engine compartment.
Either support it, or put a chunk of braided hose between the sender and the fuel rail.
turbodig
Active member
Re: Anyone recognize these Injectors?
Depends on what you're doing. They're pretty much a stock injector with a slight boost.
They'd supply a Ty into the mid- low 12s easily enough. (Sea level, that-is)
The ATR Ptibull wasn't a bid little chip. A bit rich, but it was fairly safe. They were the only ones of the early chip offerings (ATR,KB,Hypertech,JET) that actually looked like they had knowledege of what was going on inside the chip. The rest looked like only a few tables had been deduced via reverse-engineering.
TYTILIDIE said:
Depends on what you're doing. They're pretty much a stock injector with a slight boost.
They'd supply a Ty into the mid- low 12s easily enough. (Sea level, that-is)
The ATR Ptibull wasn't a bid little chip. A bit rich, but it was fairly safe. They were the only ones of the early chip offerings (ATR,KB,Hypertech,JET) that actually looked like they had knowledege of what was going on inside the chip. The rest looked like only a few tables had been deduced via reverse-engineering.