Rs2 alternative injector question.
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If you're looking some cheap 360cc injectors, these would be standard Bosch fitment with standard 2 pin plug
Price would be for 8 and being OEM should be very good quality ( assuming they're still for sale )
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1375847329333903/p...
No idea whether the Saab will be cheaper or dearer
You could always fit an aftermarket ecu, that way you could go to multiple tuners and not get stuck like this
Price would be for 8 and being OEM should be very good quality ( assuming they're still for sale )
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1375847329333903/p...
No idea whether the Saab will be cheaper or dearer
You could always fit an aftermarket ecu, that way you could go to multiple tuners and not get stuck like this
There is always the option of a stand alone, however I'm hopeful 370 bhp should keep me entertained.
If I go down the route of more power, I do think a standalone would be the sensible option.
The Chevy injectors are often referred to as RS2 replicas... So thanks for the link. I'll have a look in there.
If I go down the route of more power, I do think a standalone would be the sensible option.
The Chevy injectors are often referred to as RS2 replicas... So thanks for the link. I'll have a look in there.
PositronicRay said:
I always had a soft spot for these. I had a (slightly) later version badged as an S6 after the 100/A6 facelift, as a company car. Trouble was it was and auto totally killed it and liked a drink.
Yes they do like to drink, but the power and noise make up for it. The only downside is the availability of parts. For the price it's a great fun car for those with a small family. Best of both worlds! Pumaracing said:
If the engine still has lambda feedback it'll map itself anyway but even if it doesn't engines run from circa 15:1 at cruise to 12.6:1 at WOT which is a 20% spread so why would you fret about a theoretical 3% difference on any of that.
what??An plane flies at altitudes between zero and forty thousand feet. But the altimeter is still required to have better than 30 foot accuracy!!
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