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Old 15-12-2017, 11:53 AM
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Top feed injectors won't fit your fuel rails me thinks from memory?
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I wouldnt mind getting aftermarket rails and all new lines at some point, just because the oem shit is looking tacky and makes it hard to fit the new turbo inlet, flexible hoses would be nice.
I know now would be the time, but at the moment i just want it working properly with fresh hoses and whatever it needs, and when i see how my funds are going il make a plan for more pretty bits
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Thanks Nauli. Im thinking of buying a refurbished set, just for peace of mind, or failing that just the o ring kit.
Would your injectors fit the OEM fuel rails? And pardon my ignorance, but i would tune up for them?
Actually since iv been running with a leak, would you reccommend i get a check with mms anyway if im able to fix my leaks?

Im tryig to knock it back together before wednesday as i have a shoulder operation and probably wont be able to work on it for 6 weeks after
The injectors were fitted on a 2006 STI Spec C...not sure what you have.
Yes would need a tune...
And yes, good idea to check with MMS
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Old 15-12-2017, 02:13 PM
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If you want cheap low km top feed injectors I have oem Denso 565cc from my betty, you can have them for beer moneys.
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I have a couple of silicone turbo intakes if you are replacing yours
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Do these photos clear anything up? Its a 2001 sti, ej207
I have ordered an injector repair kit... o rings rubbers and micro filters. Just for the fact that im unemployed as of today, i dont thing going bigger is ideal just yet. But thanks for the offers, in a few months i might be in a better position.

Also that is the turbo inlet i bought... its some random ebay brand, i figured it doesnt see boost or anything so why pay twice as much for a perrin or mishimoro brand name. My intercooler pipes are mishimoto, and ancillary hose kit is another random brand.
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Old 16-12-2017, 11:47 AM
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It may not see boost but it will see vacuum which has a tendency to squash cheap turbo inlets.
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Old 17-12-2017, 07:14 AM
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Feck. I didnt think it would see much vacuum with the pod being so close.

The hand squish test shows it to be fairly ridgid.
How much would you like for an inlet seagull?
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Old 17-12-2017, 11:51 AM
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I have an AVO inlet, second hand in good condition

$100.00
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Starting to work on the car again... wish i hadnt left it so long. Its now a big puzzle.

I noticed the AVO turbo inlet is missing the pcv hole. Should i tee the pcv hose with the head breather hoses to go to the turbo inlet?
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