Mototron 60#ers...will they fit a 5.3?
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Anyone know for certain that the Mototron L107 60# injectors are a direct replacement for a 2000 5.3? I know I will have to tune for them, but are they 'plug and play' as far as the physical installation?
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Originally Posted by CoonToot
Anyone know for certain that the Mototron L107 60# injectors are a direct replacement for a 2000 5.3? I know I will have to tune for them, but are they 'plug and play' as far as the physical installation?
I know they are a direct replacement for 5.7, I just put them in my car. As far as I know, the 5.3 and 5.7 have identical injectors, so it will be a direct replacement.
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Thanks for the confirmation. i actually already have two of the 60s as my aux Whipple injectors. All I really need to do is remove them from the Whipple inlet and test fit one into the normal injector location, but I was hoping someone on the board had already done this to be 100% sure (and I like to go the lazy route whenever possible...).
Thanks for the confirmation. i actually already have two of the 60s as my aux Whipple injectors. All I really need to do is remove them from the Whipple inlet and test fit one into the normal injector location, but I was hoping someone on the board had already done this to be 100% sure (and I like to go the lazy route whenever possible...).