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DIY Injectors
Are they worth it or should I Just order new ones??
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Rebuilds are just as good as new ones IMO.
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How much money do you have to throw at it??
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Nothing rite now I am just looking into the DIY kits.
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DIY stage 3 hybrids are only $1500 compared to almost three i think thats the route im gonna go when a get them
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DIY is the way to go installing mine this weekend finally
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Welcome back, Juggs! It's been a while buddy. Glad to see ya back on the ORG!
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You need to look at the age of your injectors, the milage on them and what you want out of them... DIY is not a bad route, but make sure you factor in a bit of bench time at an injector place and get them flowed.
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I agree with CSIPSD..
I did the DIY kit and found it to be pretty straightforeward. It tells you how to check each injector for clearances. If rebuilding them is a bit intimidating, Jim Rose @ DIY-injectors will build them for you for around $200.. Its a great way to go. Mine turned out great. |
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Those stage 3s are they considered hybrids? |
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