Will this injector fit?

Discussion in 'Technical' started by boo5t, Oct 1, 2014.

  1. boo5t

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    Ignore this question, after a whole night doing more research I think i might know where to get them
     
  3. MagicMike

    MagicMike Moderator Staff Member

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    Didn't even click the link.

    Dude for injectors, just buy something from a known vendor. Save the heartache. And having to buy propper injectors again later (at a min, assuming you don't destroy your engine).
     
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    To add to what Mike said you need to buy injectors to suit the rail...
     
  5. Fists

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    Edit: aaand I missed the words 'top feed' when I posted, ignore me.
    And to add to all the above make sure you get the necessary O-rings for fitting the injector or it will leak and be incredibly un-fun.

    Assuming your car is stock you want side feed 370cc for a TT and 270cc for non-turbo. There are differences between the electrical plugs and fitment of the injectors between early and late model cars and you need to either use the appropriate series injector or use adptors for the plugs and a fitting kit to bolt it into the fuel rail.
     
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    Injector Dynamics..
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