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    gotta bump this because i need to know where to buy 700-750cc HIGH IMPEDENCE injectors for my build. i haven't the foggiest about fitment types or anything.

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    Buy the ID725's like I did. Talk to STM [if they bother to reply to your emails] as they are a dealer and sell them for the EVOs.
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    Alternatively try this.... it comes with all hardware required [seals & cushions etc].

    http://www.t1racedevelopment.com/ind...0gt-turbo.html

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    $690? wtf? they cost 2x of the low-impedence ones????

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    Normally the low impedance injectors work much better (Basically more accurate). I assume since these are a great injector that it costs more to manufacture them to compete with a low impedance one. I thought high impedance injectors were normally a little cheaper.


    GT wizard told be about another system that works better than low impedance resistors though. I believe it uses high impedance injectors.
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    The price isn't more because of the impedence. It is more because they are higher quality injectors.

    Most people that go to these are not doing so because they are high Z, they are switching because they want this brand of injectors due to them being so stable and everything else. They just happen to be high Z.

    You can read all about why they are better at several websites.

    Good luck
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    Quote Originally Posted by IPD View Post
    gotta bump this because i need to know where to buy 700-750cc HIGH IMPEDENCE injectors for my build. i haven't the foggiest about fitment types or anything.
    Fuel Injector Clinic sells some high-Z injectors but they are 950cc.

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    If you want cheap then just buy the resistor back of someone and use low impedence stuff. But for a quality product you can't go past the ID injectors. The standard Bosch or Siemens stuff is a bit cheaper. But for tuneability the ID is king. All sets are hand matched and checked. You know your getting a quality product with these.

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    I have an unused set of 3SX injector resistors. I may like to sell them because I wired in a factory resistor pack. I am not registered as a verified seller on this forum but I am on the other forum. Same user name. PM me if you might want them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Beau_Jester View Post
    I have an unused set of 3SX injector resistors. I may like to sell them because I wired in a factory resistor pack. I am not registered as a verified seller on this forum but I am on the other forum. Same user name. PM me if you might want them.
    Would you mind sharing how you wired the resistor pack since I am doing a TT conversion and will be doing that as well?
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