Fatty Injectors on the 102 can be done!!!
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Fatty Injectors on the 102 can be done!!! According to the guys over at Thunder, it can be done without modification. The pics below do the justice. There have been a lot of set-ups at which they have done this to without any issues. Pictured is an LS1/LS6 102 with racetronix 42#, and LS2 fuel rails. I do notice however, that there are no spacers, but there are a good amount of thread left in the bolt where the spacer would go.
Last edited by RaVagE; Sep 20, 2011 at 07:57 PM.
The reason that there are no spacers is because we were just testing this on the dyno to make sure the injectors would work. FWIW, one of my guys thought they wouldn't work until I went back and worked out the solution. If you seat the injectors with the PROPER lower o-rings, you will find, they don't go very deep and there are no clearance issues. Spacers are now in place...
Hope this helps,
Shane
Also, this setup was smoke checked for vacuum leaks and none were found.
Hope this helps,
Shane
Also, this setup was smoke checked for vacuum leaks and none were found.
The reason that there are no spacers is because we were just testing this on the dyno to make sure the injectors would work. FWIW, one of my guys thought they wouldn't work until I went back and worked out the solution. If you seat the injectors with the PROPER lower o-rings, you will find, they don't go very deep and there are no clearance issues. Spacers are now in place...
Hope this helps,
Shane
Also, this setup was smoke checked for vacuum leaks and none were found.
Hope this helps,
Shane
Also, this setup was smoke checked for vacuum leaks and none were found.
I thought the angles on the bottoms looked fine.. The tops must have been unhappy for some reason.
