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hi there guys and gals i've got a question on R32 gtr injectors. what RWKW are these injectors good for, i was told 300RWKW is this true if no can somebody plz tell me a tru figure. thankz

OK - I have an R32 GTR pulling 297awkw with sthe td injectors

I have a PFC with R34 N1s, pods, exhaust (yadda yadda) but still use the std AFMs.

With my current set up that is the limit - I get 100% duty cycle from time to time under full load - so I know they can't take much more

HtH

OK - I have an R32 GTR pulling 297awkw with sthe td injectors

I have a PFC with R34 N1s, pods, exhaust (yadda yadda) but still use the std AFMs.

With my current set up that is the limit - I get 100% duty cycle from time to time under full load - so I know they can't take much more

HtH

Are you sure you're not from W.A? :D

Are you sure you're not from W.A? :)

you guys get over the whole "must have been in WA thing" as a whole state shouldn't have to pay for a few peoples sins

std injectors good for around 400rwhp or 300rwkw but that is maxing them out and not advisable if you want reliability (700cc sard injectors are cheap and run beautifully with pfc)

pete

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