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hi all im getting a set of bigger injectors and was wondering whats the best value for money

i found rc performance on the net and they are cheap and have a 1yr warranty

everyone ive asked say it stands for "remote controlled" performance and laugh

ive heard of injector dynamics which a tuner over east swears by saying they ran 1000cc in a 1.6L with no loss of idle quality

i was thinking 650-725ccs. any suggestions. cheers

oh im running 6.5psi but might up it to 8 when new ones are fitted

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Bosch ev14 1000's are the best injector around for the price, same as ID 1000's. They can be bought cheap locally with warranty under the brand Xspurt.

Bosch also do 725's if you are worried the 1000's are too big, although there is no difference to idle etc. Personally I would go the 1000's just in case you want an e85 tune one day.

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