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Old 08-23-2016 | 04:28 AM
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Default Cheap 80lb injectors (not Siemens Deka)

SO on the flee bay they have 80lb no name injectors. They claim to be flow tested to 2%. They emailed me the injector data and I had a friend order a set and they look nice.....

Has anyone used these? Looks like they have sold quite a few sets.
Old 08-23-2016 | 05:23 AM
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FYI the ones I am referring to are only $220
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I've tested a couple sets of knockoffs...Not pretty.
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I put 28k on a set I had on a turbo cobalt, and I've got them on my turbo rcsb with about 3k on them. They work fine and they flow tested +/-3.7% when I sent them out
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If they're Smartfire, throw them in the trash. I've never found a full set that had all 8 injectors working properly.
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So Joe what's the best brand injectors ?
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If you don't plan on making more than 700whp, decapped stock injectors seem to do the job, especially on a stock ECU.

I built a flow tester for my garage. I have 4 of every single stock injector. I was surprised to see the 1999 4.8 21.2 lb/hr injectors flow 50 lb/hr just by removing caps lol. Best part? You don't have to update injector flow data in HPTuners, just flow rate.
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If I had to go aftermarket, $320 Deka 80s are my personal favorite. I'm not sure I would risk $100 on knockoffs before more real-world data is available.
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If they're Smartfire, throw them in the trash. I've never found a full set that had all 8 injectors working properly.
I've dumped more than a couple sets of those in the trash bin...NASTY!
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Denmah posted a U-tube video with his uncapped stock (24lb) injectors -results
In the 70's range.....awesome and way better than some questionable injectors!
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Originally Posted by JoeNova
If you don't plan on making more than 700whp, decapped stock injectors seem to do the job, especially on a stock ECU.

I built a flow tester for my garage. I have 4 of every single stock injector. I was surprised to see the 1999 4.8 21.2 lb/hr injectors flow 50 lb/hr just by removing caps lol. Best part? You don't have to update injector flow data in HPTuners, just flow rate.
Joe nova can the deka 80s be "uncapped"?
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Originally Posted by Tomhames
Denmah posted a U-tube video with his uncapped stock (24lb) injectors -results
In the 70's range.....awesome and way better than some questionable injectors!
Just wait until this catches on. Then every "tooner"/vendor who treats injector data like NASA's own propritary information may actually have to start helping the community at large to retain customers.

Denmah is my hero.
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What do you mean by un capped ? School me please.
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Hmmm this makes me wonder if u can uncap the 8.1 marine injectors. They flow 42# at stock pressure. Uncapped should be 80# or higher.
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So what would stock 03 ls6 injectors flow if de-capped? Also would you be able to start and run the car on stock injector tune enough to move it On a trailer?
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i thought the cap was what the factory used to calibrate the injector and set the spray pattern? am i being naive in thinking that stuff is important?

edit just watched the video where matt talks about spray pattern.

pretty neat

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Awesome video!
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If they're TLF performance parts run like you're on fire. Because one day you might be. What a joke they are. Tom the owner (drill press owner) is also a real piece of work. But something with data available.
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Originally Posted by JoeNova
If you don't plan on making more than 700whp, decapped stock injectors seem to do the job, especially on a stock ECU.

I built a flow tester for my garage. I have 4 of every single stock injector. I was surprised to see the 1999 4.8 21.2 lb/hr injectors flow 50 lb/hr just by removing caps lol. Best part? You don't have to update injector flow data in HPTuners, just flow rate.
I have some white 36lb injectors on it now I was considering modifying. I was worried about data though. How do you find the flow rate vs kpa?


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