4DOORGALLOR

I'd like to move up to a 1000cc injector and run E85 on the stock 9 turbo.

Reading through the injector latency thread gave me a head ache as many people are having many problems.

I was hoping this forum could provide a list of the top three injectors to dial in on E85. Meaning what brands will plug-n-play without hard starting issues and such?

My car is running perfectly right now and I don't want to encounter issues with only an injector swap.

lp_ceo

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bump ttt for some information.. wish i could help

TurboTim06

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i tuned my FIC 1050's for E85 last weekend...starting issues were minimal except when i was at the track and running the car really hard i found out my latencys were set a little too high so i had to hold the throttle slightly open to start it up...but thats an easy fix...its all about trial and error especially with E85 tuning

Jim in Tucson

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RC 1,000cc.

www.rceng.com

JohnBradley

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FIC900 and FIC1100 are bothl high impedance and work great. They dont exhibit any starting issues when setup properly and allow you to max the fuelpump out. For the standard low impedance injectors anything from 950-1250 work well with the stock turbo depending on size of motor and ultimate power goal.

jdm602

agreed. the whole fic lineup is great....high impedance is the way to go in my book. the injector dynamic injectors are good too but for the price and comparison might as well go with the fics...theyre pretty dang similar too.

4DOORGALLOR

Thanks for the information.

I read in some post that the FIC are oversized for their ratings. Does that affect ease of dial in?

GST Motorsports

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Best plug n' play 1kcc in my book is RC.

Once you go up in size the Blue Max 1250/1350/1450/1550/ etc etc can't be beat for proper running and performance.

- Bryan

mrfred

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I've tried FIC1050s, ID1000's, and most recently FIC1100's (Bosch high-Z). Best of the bunch was the FIC1100's. I've heard good things about the RC1000's, but have never gotten a chance to try those. Doubt I will because I'm extremely satisfied with the FIC1100's.

travman

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My friend switched from RC1000's to FIC1100's after riding in my car.....he had a 272 cam'd VIII w/ IX turbo and all the bolt on stuff. His driving quality and idle quality has improved 10x better - the car idles at the stock rpm with a slight lope now, its amazing you can barely tell there is cams in it. I tuned both setups and was surprised at the difference in quality between the 2 when it comes to how the car runs now.

I would say (imo) at this point in the injector world the FIC high-z lineup is the best way to go........hands down.

4DOORGALLOR

What does highz mean and does it change the install process?

evilempire76

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Highz is referring to the injectors being high impedance. These injectors are plug and play, but require the removal of the resistor pack. Here is a write up in "how to" section of the forums. Its pretty easy to do.

https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...istor-box.html

cheb evo

For anyone who has switched over to the FIC 1100 high impedance injectors, would you recommend the FIC complete seal kit for installation, or should I use factory seals?

mrfred

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The injectors come with all the seals that are needed to do the install. Guess you could buy a spare set. I've done that before.

cheb evo

thanks fred. I may buy a spare set just in case. For $25 it's worth it to not have downtime if a seal tears.