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OK I am attempting to identify my injectors. Short of taking them out is there any way of figuring out what they are? They are pink in colour which is apparently unusual. They are fitted straight into the standard rail and don't appear to have a set of resistors so same impedance as JDM. They were supposed to be 650cc injectors of some sort.

Now Arnout said they looked a bit like the ones in the VVTi TT but they are 430cc. Why would anyone ever fit those in place of the stock 440's? Also for the car to run sub 10 rich afr on boost if they were indeed 430cc injectors would that not mean the fuel pressure would have to be ridiculous?

Anyone have any thoughts or ideas?

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Have you got some sort of fuel controller? When I put my 650cc ones in the car wouldn't even start or run until I trimmed them back with the Emanage it was that rich, so unless you've got something controlling them I doubt they are 650s.

 

They're not power enterprise, those are white for 550s, yellow for 650s and brown for 800s.

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Right I have popped one out now. Its definitely very pink. There is no manufacturer stamp or even an inkling where they were made embossed on them apart from what looks like a three double spoke wheel on one side. There is a number 5 embossed on the opposite side to the wheel. There is a number etched on the metal section G827 then 227 There is a D embossed on the plastic of the inlet strainer housing.

Also does anyone have a number for the small o ring seal as the one on this injector looks a little perished?

 

This one is pointing at where the wheel is embossed

http://clubaristo.net/forums/imagehosting/2447bab9164aa89.jpg

This one is pointing at the embossed number 5

http://clubaristo.net/forums/imagehosting/2447bab917263ff.jpg

The etched on numbers are in this one on that metal edge

http://clubaristo.net/forums/imagehosting/2447bab917f38a7.jpg

http://clubaristo.net/forums/imagehosting/2447bab919247cd.jpg

http://clubaristo.net/forums/imagehosting/2447bab919b7b38.jpg

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They look like Denso 540cc injectors (these are Red and fade like yours). They are used in the Rev3 3SGTE engines and in the UK spec 2JZGTE but not sure if they are red in the Supra's.

 

Denso 540cc's are Low impedance so do you have a resistor pack fitted?

 

Ryan

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Where would a resistor pack be fitted? Its not something that I can see chopped into the loom. These don't look faded they are all an equal sort of pink and quite a light pink that IMO would not have started out as red.

Other than having it flow checked what else can I do? BTW how expensive is flow checking an injector?

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Where would a resistor pack be fitted? Its not something that I can see chopped into the loom. These don't look faded they are all an equal sort of pink and quite a light pink that IMO would not have started out as red.

Other than having it flow checked what else can I do? BTW how expensive is flow checking an injector?

 

CW and Terry S can get injectors flow tested, the price varies.

 

Maybe Muffleman can get them done as well.

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OK its looking like I might have to go that way. I just called a guy that specialises in cleaning and testing injectors and he said it would be incredibly difficult to test an injectors actual flow rate. He'd have to know the exact miliseconds they are meant to open the impedance and the fuel pressure they are meant to operate at.

 

How much are a set of drop in 650cc or 720cc injectors?

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How much are a set of drop in 650cc or 720cc injectors?

 

If you buy some PE injectors from the US they work out pretty good at the moment, what are your goals HP wise as I have 650cc and they are pretty much maxed at 560hp.

 

PE do some 800cc drop-ins which would be better if your goals are higher than 560hp.

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My goal is to get my car running properly lol. I am having sneaking suspicions that these are low CC injectors with ridiculously high fuel pressure. Wouldn't surprise me to find a stock fuel pump busting its guts in there.

 

Would it be possible for say 430cc injectors to have enough fuel pressure to feed a t67 turbo at 1.0 bar of boost pushing out around 470 bhp and be running AFRs of lower than 10's

What sort of pressure would we be talking about here?

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They look to be the same ones as I have in a rail here

 

I believe these are VVti 440's

 

Numbers on the top (very small) 8F23 and 23250-461000

 

Just found this on search

 

http://www.mkivsupra.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=71948&highlight=23250-461000

 

Ah SH*T. Paul thats exactly what Arnout in Holland said. If its true then my fuel pressure is up in the sky somewhere. I am not sure though why a tuning company would replace the older injectors with VVTi ones especially as the car was singled in and around 95-96.

 

PS thanks for your contribution as I know our last communication wasn't exactly friendly.

 

PS theres no numbers on the top at all though. Only markings are as I described.

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i would have thought that maybe as a demo car it would have had the correct injectors but later along the line after do luck sold it they could have been changed? can't the AEM read the fuel pressure mate?

 

Ah see now Do-luck/sumo didn't do the turbo conversion the guy that bought it from them did that. If you see the pictures on the do-luck site you can clearly see that it has fog lights fitted and no FMIC. As for how the job was done most have said that it looks like a tidy and professional install but that doesn't guarantee cheap components weren't used. To be honest though I really can't see why they would take out 440cc injectors to replace them with 440cc injectors. I don't know if the AEM can read the fuel pressure. Is it a simple job to fit a fuel pressure gauge?

 

Paul I should also apologise for my lack of tact and bullheaded attitude, got any spare pills :D

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Where would a resistor pack be fitted? Its not something that I can see chopped into the loom. These don't look faded they are all an equal sort of pink and quite a light pink that IMO would not have started out as red.

Other than having it flow checked what else can I do? BTW how expensive is flow checking an injector?

 

The Resistor pack would be on the back firewall probably.

 

To Check the impendance of the injectors which would make life easier for finding out what injectors they are, pop a Multimeter across the 2 two terminals of the injector and measure the resistance.

 

Under 6 Ohms they are low impendance over 6 ohms they are high impedance.

 

 

Report back

 

Ryan

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The Resistor pack would be on the back firewall probably.

 

To Check the impendance of the injectors which would make life easier for finding out what injectors they are, pop a Multimeter across the 2 two terminals of the injector and measure the resistance.

 

Under 6 Ohms they are low impendance over 6 ohms they are high impedance.

 

 

Report back

 

Ryan

 

12.6 Ohms chap

 

The more I look at it the more I am convinced its this one you know 800cc (SR63564)

 

should be simple to fit a gauge onto your FPR.

 

How do I go about doing that chap?

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