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Revs make no difference in flow tests, it just changes how quick the tube fills.

The opening (lag) times are critical for idle and obviously flow at 100% duty is important at the pressure you plan to run the fuel at.

For the cost of cleaning and replacing the filter/Orings you should probably have looked at new EV14's.

My car idles perfectly fine,

I also only use 64% duty

The question is. one cylinder 5.1 percent leaner = melted piston?

Or.. 5 cylinders over compensating to get 14.7 afrs= loss of power.

In a nut shell.

Should I recon

Buy new

Or leav them be.

It lives it's life on the limiter aswell

Have they been cleaned or just flow tested? Typically you would clean first then flow test. Some ECUs let you tweak individual injectors to compensate for variation. If you're running an rb26, put the highest flowing injector in #6 as the stock plenum tends to feed more air to that one. Nismo plenum fixes that issue.

Just gonna bin them. And get new bosch and top feed rail. I'll search first but I'm just gonna throw it out there real quick,

Where do I get the cheapest set and rail to suit greddy manifold. Any particular size or model I have to get to fit?

Lastly, anyone want my denso 550 in rail?

150 bux.

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