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Sard 660cc Injectors Vs Nismo 600cc

DVS JEZ

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are you sure you're not thinking of RB25 side feed injectors? this is like all the people who keep saying sard 700s don't fit RB256 fuel rails etc... they do.

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I think this is the problem....i believe the the nismo 555cc yellow rb25 is 4 hole and the nismo 555cc pink rb26 is single hole....I have a set here and want to confirm if they indeed nismo... they are rb26 top feed type, Jecs, pink, single hole...hence i asked the question as i "heard" they suppose to be 4 hole

Nismoid...

Does nismo even make a 660cc top feed rb26 injector??? I think it was just 555cc pink and 600cc purple

Any way see if you get those pics

My car ended up making 296kw on 19psi pump fuel.

Then tried for e85 and maxed the injectors and setup at the same power.

I never actually check the nozzle. My bad.

What duty were you seeing with the 600cc @ this power on 98?

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Michael im unsure of exact specs of my turbo's or wastegate actuators. I was told by the previous owner he got them off SAU as rebuilt to N1 spec turbo's.

My car loses 1psi by redline But i set my boost controller to have a slight spike

My injectors were at 75% from memory on high boost at 11.6AFR

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