Just too tight I guess!
02-27-2005, 04:32 PM
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Just too tight I guess!
I guess I'm just too tight. Want injectors, want intake, want ss exhaust...... I can't bring myself to pay 700 plus for injectors. I would like some opinions on this thaught. I can buy brand new 275's buy brand new jammer II nozzels and have a new set of EDM 90 HP injectors for less than $450. I'm just torn as which is better, which is cheaper, which is the best value and so on and on and on I suppose. Let me know what some of you guys think.
02-27-2005, 04:36 PM
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My roommate has Mach 1.5's on his HO along with a comp in EZ mode and his clutch is hating life right now. Anything above 1800 rpm and it starts to slip. Unless your looking to upgrade your clutch soon, I'd stick with the 275's.
02-27-2005, 05:00 PM
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Hello
I have to say that I am biased, but I will vouch for Don M's injectors, they may be a bit more, but I feel they are worth the extra price as they are much smoother all around (not to mention that my fuel consumption did improve once I returned to normal driving). I say get the good injectors, and start saving for a new clutch...
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I have to say that I am biased, but I will vouch for Don M's injectors, they may be a bit more, but I feel they are worth the extra price as they are much smoother all around (not to mention that my fuel consumption did improve once I returned to normal driving). I say get the good injectors, and start saving for a new clutch...
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02-27-2005, 05:50 PM
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Dont buy the hype. Do the new RV275's and nozzles. You will be very happy. I dont know about the jammer nozzles, but I have BD XXX pulse +155 HP (stage 4 ) edm nozzles on RV 275 bodies and I am all 
's. The nozzles cost me $258.
And yes you are correct, the prices people are getting for injectors are insane.
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's. The nozzles cost me $258. And yes you are correct, the prices people are getting for injectors are insane.
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02-27-2005, 06:28 PM
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I've had 2 sets of jammers now, stage4s & 5's, both idle smooth as glass and mileage went up from my extrude honed injectors I was running. Power is awesome. They're hard to beat for the money and I think there as good as some of the other over priced injectors out there.
02-27-2005, 09:10 PM
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I'm not saying it a rip off, I just want to get the most for my money. After all the secret to being a good business person is to get as much for your product as you can get people to pay. I just not going to pay more for the same thing. Just like larger injectors, I know they don't cost more to manufacture larger injectors, you can just get more for them for what they will do.
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