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PE / Sard injector difference


Rinus

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He there,

got some second hand yellow sidefeed high-imp injectors...

I think these can only be 650cc, correct?

Don't know if these are PE or Sard injectors, or other brand,

anyway how to check this?

 

Ive got them flow tested and all 6 are good,

good spray pattern, and drip test...

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He there,

got some second hand yellow sidefeed high-imp injectors...

I think these can only be 650cc, correct?

Don't know if these are PE or Sard injectors, or other brand,

anyway how to check this?

 

Ive got them flow tested and all 6 are good,

good spray pattern, and drip test...

 

im after a set of these now, if u know where i can get some, let us know bud;)

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I really think that these are 650cc's,

because the 440cc's that camed out of the car had really small spray holes...

And they came out of an engine with hks 264cams..

Check second picture for spray holes

 

@ Mathew;

where lucky with this 2nd hand set of injectors,

I had ordered a set of 800cc but they got lost while shipping...

For know with stock jspec cams and walbro the 650cc will do the job, next week mapping...hope for 530hp

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the 380cc ones on the desk in front of me are identical sized holes from that pretty good photo that you have, so I'm not sure that you can tell from just looking. But the flow results should show the cc/min, no?

 

Look for a number around the collar - the yellow part, on top rather than around the side. Then I'll confirm if the same.

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Damm the 1jz 380cc injector really looks the same indeed.....

I've been surfing a little bit, and I've seen that the 380cc injector

has a toyota number on it (23250-16020)

 

I have the injectors in the garage,

but I've looked before for any numbers or brand on the injector,

but there are no numbers or anything on the injector,

hope thats good news...

 

And why would anyone put 380cc's in a 2jzgte with hks 264 cams?

It didn't look like they where changed recently...

 

The flow rate was tested for a few seconds (they didn't know how long exactly :taped:) at 2 bar > 130ml...=130cc??

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When I fitted a set of my mates Sard 650cc injectors they were exactly the same as those. No numbers stamped anywhere on them either. The PE 800cc's from my old car had some printed numbers on the cap, so this might give some indication these are Sard ones.

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No numbers is definitely good. They're not 380cc then but amazing how similar they are - identical otherwise than the numbers. I think the worry that Rinus and I had was that maybe they were changed over in the chain of people selling the bits off the car - but it was a direct sale from person who took it off his car.

 

Anyway all sounds good, and as Homer says the 650cc Sards are Yellow. I've seen the 650cc being sold on invoice but in reality they were easily spotted at 540cc Sards because of the white top. That was a tuning shop that is long gone bust now - you may remember them from the smashed up Supra that was crashed on way to MOT.

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