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Thread: type r injector flow?

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    Does anyone know the flow rates of US spec type r injectors in comparison to d16z6 injectors? I'm thinking of getting a set of these for cheap rather than some 310's for my turbo'd z6. Thanks.

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    The civics and integras all use the same injectors.....240cc.



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    Marc, due you know if civics and integra's use the same plugs. a d series motor and a B series motor?

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    If you mean spark plugs, I think the answer is no.

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    If your saying that all civic and integra injectors are the same then your saying that an Integra type r has shares the same injectors as a civic cx. Something to think about. I just want to know if they're worth getting on a turbo'd d16z6 to provide more fuel.

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    Look at the painted color-stripe on the passenger-side of each injector... if your civic's and the "R"s are the same EXACT color, then they flow the same rates. I cannot imagine why they would be the same...


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    you may want to call an acura dealer and see if the type r injector is same part # as other integras, i really dont think it is. Dont remember where I heard this from but they are supposed to be bigger. Dont hurt to call

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    The civics and integras use the same injectors even though they may be different part numbers. The tegs get more fuel to the motor via a larger fuel pump. The fuel pumps differ on a cx civic vs. an ex civic. The injectors are the same though.



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    The injectors are most certainly not the same. Some have the same fitament, but they all have different flow rates. The Type-R and GS-R injectors may not be different, because the GS-R injectors are capable of supporting the 195HP.

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