RC Engineering injectors? Consensus...
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They're designed to do that....
supposedly, it's supposed to hit the intake valve, which dispurses the fuel.
That's probaly fine for a single valve, but when you have 3 intake valves and a wide port, it's probably not the best option.
That's probaly fine for a single valve, but when you have 3 intake valves and a wide port, it's probably not the best option.
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what i don't get is they aren't cheap, so why would tuners continue to use them?
Both turbo kits ive had from different tuners use RC injectors, there must be a reason. My current 550s came with their blueprint specs as well, they were all within spec...
Cheers,
Sameer
Cheers,
Sameer