So are aftermarket injectors more reliable?
So are aftermarket injectors more reliable?
After reading all these threads about failed injectors I did a search and really couldnt come to any conclusions so I have to ask. Are aftermarket injectors, such as Flux 1's, more reliable than stock? Do they have a lower failure rate as far as sticking open and dumping the crankcase full?
Same here??
If you can possibly prevent serious damage by upgrading to aftermarket injectors then it seems like a no-brainer. If you look at the cost they're cheaper than most major upgrades (ie. turbo, trans CP3, etc).
If you can possibly prevent serious damage by upgrading to aftermarket injectors then it seems like a no-brainer. If you look at the cost they're cheaper than most major upgrades (ie. turbo, trans CP3, etc).
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