Does anybody have an experience with the TRE Performance Bosch/Siemens style injectors?

http://treperformance.com/i-20618979...jectors-8.html

I know the actual Siemens injectors do really well considering the low price. TRE claims to manufacture these injectors in house and carry a 1 year warranty on them. And at 280 bucks for a set of 8, that seems like steal.

I saw a few mentions of their fuel pumps on the forum but didn't really get much from them.

Thanks!

 

they are bosch injectors with the discharge plate removed. with no tune data you will pull your hair out. i had a friend buy them and i tried to tune them.. best i could do at idle was pig rich.. we put in dekas and used the banish data.. that car runs fine now

 

Im not knowledgeable in fueling/injectors/tuning but what does the lack of discharge plate do? Wouldn't the tune data be the same as the Deka 80's since they are just a direct copy?(minus this discharge plate)

 

Want to bump this thread because I too saw these online and would like to know how they perform compared to the real SD 80lbers.

$229 vs $340.

 

I looked into these a few years back and it looked like they carried top brands, along with selling other quality parts. I think you would be fine, just stay clear of smartfire when Ebay injector shopping.

 

It interesting about needing different data to make run right.

 

I've found two reviews of them being a pain in the *** because they came with no injector data and that the idle quality is garbage compared to the real SD 80s. Then I've also found two more reviews with people who didn't have any problems with these TRE injectors. Not sure what to think of this product. I assume having no injector data would be a nightmare to figure out if that's the case with these.

But if they actually do work well then the price is sweet!

 

I don't know if the guy above was saying the data he got didn't work, or that they had no data.

They list the data info on their ads so... Dunno, but I was thinking of trying them myself.

From their website:
Included: 8 TRE 80lb short EV6 injectors. The photo is an example of a similar set. See this video of us testing some TRE injectors on our ASNU flow bench: TRE Fuel Injector ASNU Flow Testing These High Resistance(Approx. 10.0 OHMS) Saturated fuel injectors will fit many applications including 2010-2015 Chevy Camaro V8 & 2010-2015 Chevy Corvette. Note: If your vehicle needs EV6 style injector clips/plugs, please select them from the drop down menu above. Specifications
Typical Flow Rate in CC per minute: 840 CC/min @ 48 PSI
Typical Flow Rate in LB per hour: 80 LBS/HR @ 48 PSI
Typical Flow Rate in CC per minute: 800 CC/min @ 43.5 PSI
Typical Flow Rate in LB per hour: 76 LBS/HR @ 43.5 PSI
Actual flow rate of your injectors may vary, but will be matched together
Resistance: 10.0 ohms (High Impedance, High Resistance)
Voltage: 8-15 Volts, nominal 13.5 Volts
Amperage: 10.0 Amps
Pressure: Min 30 PSIG / Max 100 PSIG
Spacers/O-rings Included: YES, on the injectors
Fuel Delivery: Upgraded single fuel delivery nozzle for superior fuel atomization
Spray Pattern: 26 Degree Spray Cone
Electrical connector type: EV6 Oval Plug Body Design: Compact, composite plastic
E85 Compatible: Yes
Offset: 0.065ms
Turn on time @ 14VDC: 1.3ms
Turn off time: 0.7ms @ 600KPa Series: DEKA 5 ( DEKA V )
Overall Length: 2 inches, 48 mm
Diameter: 19 mm
O-rings: Top and bottom 14.5 mm
Warranty: 1 Year Warranty! - See more at: http://treperformance.com/i-20984156....jsQmnvB8.dpuf

Looks like I will need to get spectrum voltage On-time & pressure Off-time from them.

 

I just found these injectors from VSRacing:
http://www.vsracing.net/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=1363&osCsid=67dc1c936 452e2ecf7e9c5cacf9730ef

They are 127lb genuine Bosch Injectors it says for only $120. I know VSRacing is respectable and used by lots of people so I'm assuming this is a good product. I wonder how idle quality would be with these. 127lbers for $120 beats the 80lbers from TRE for $230 or regular price of $340.

 

Yeah, anyone running these?

That's an awesome deal if they can idle well.

"No reviews.." Argh....

 

For clarification, that $120 price is for ONE injector

 

I saw that... $1,000 injectors.

 

Here is a review.
http://www.yellowbullet.com/forum/sh...1#post48700114

 

My advice... stick with GM injectors if you can... 39lbs LS3, 42lbs Flex, 47lbs LS9... once you go past that and need 60lbs... Siemens... and after that... well it's ID all the way. If you need 80 or higher, then you're making a ton of power and cheaping out on the injector is not a good way to risk the rest of your build.