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Hey guys,

Quick question. I purchased some Injector Dynamic ID2000s with the adaptor kit to suit. Is there any clips to hold the adaptors onto the injectors or do they just sit tight with the O rings & I've noticed alot of guys with these injectors have purple adaptors whilst mine a silver ( Is there any difference between the two colours or is just cosmetic). They are 11mm adaptors to suit my HKS rail.

Anyone with some knowlege on these would be great.

Cheers guys

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Did you purchase the injectors from injector dynamics or someone local? If you bought genuine ones they would've come with the clips to hold the adaptor to the injector... Does your silver adaptors have a filter in the top.. If bought locally with non genuine adaptors there more than likely Bosch 2000's not ID2000...

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They were purchased through VPW Australia ( http://www.vpw.com.au/productgroup.asp?CatID=6&SubCatID=1047&priorCatID=1047&PrdGrpID=5009 )

I spoke to them today but they didnt have any clue....

Here are some picture of them:

IMG_0440.jpg

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Is there any real difference between the Bosch ones and Injector Dynamics?

According to VPW they dont use clips at all but none shown on the ID website dont have clips.

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They were purchased through VPW Australia ( http://www.vpw.com.a...7&PrdGrpID=5009 )

I spoke to them today but they didnt have any clue....

Here are some picture of them:

IMG_0440.jpg

IMG_0439.jpg

Is there any real difference between the Bosch ones and Injector Dynamics?

According to VPW they dont use clips at all but none shown on the ID website dont have clips.

depends who is selling what.. sellers of Bosch will say no difference

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