jsinga
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- Corvette
- 87 Silver Coupe Way over 200k miles
Ford doesn't make the injectors. Who do they buy them from?
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I concur. Like so many parts we can throw at these cars. I installed an AFPR on my 406, then set the factory specified pressure after I learned more and was tuning the car. Wasted: $90.lt4man said:The factory fuel pressure regulator works fine and will keep those injectors running well.
Hey Greg...can you include the particulars on how to get in touch with Paul at the Autoclinic? I'm in the market for rplcmt injectors and what you had to say makes a lot of sense. Will this guy ship? Thanks....Rufuslt4man said:Brand new injectors do not flow the same amount of fuel. They do not draw the same amount of current. This makes for cars running rough or just plain not running very well.
Nascar teams will buy 1,000 injectors at a time. They will test the flow and the current draw. They will put them into batches of 8. By doing this, they will sometimes find another 20 to 30 horsepower out of the same engine!
I recommend talking to Paul at Auto Clinic of Rockford, IL. He can sell you a set of completely reconditioned injectors for much, much less than a new set. He can sell you a better injector than what was originally installed in your Vette.
After you install his set of injectors, you will be amazed at how nice your Vette will idle and how much power you will have.
New injectors carry a lot of marketing. Totally unnecessary. What you want are injectors that are balanced with each other.
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P.S. Tell him Gregory from Illinois told you to call him!