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WTB - Larger side feed injectors- any guidance would also be appreciated

Want to future proof my mr2 1993 turbo.  
 
I dont know alot about the injectors / mr2 turbo. I hear of guys leaning out to get above 250hp on standard injectors (440cc).  I am in the slow process of buying all the bolt on bits to get more out of my 1993 rev2 mr2 turbo. The car has an aftermarket intercooler, 3" exhaust/dump pipe, piggyback unichip ecu, upgraded fuel pump (think its walbro 255), ats straight throttle body inlet, ebc.... just got a bored out fuel rail (-6an 8mm) and looking to future proof my goals of getting above 300rwhp with upgrading fuel injectors.  I dont want to get to a dyno tuner and they tell me I am too lean on running high boost.
 
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    Re: WTB - Larger side feed injectors- any guidance would also be appreciated 2015/05/27 16:11:42 (permalink)
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    I used to have blue supra 550cc injectors on a 240 rwkw engine
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    Re: WTB - Larger side feed injectors- any guidance would also be appreciated 2015/05/27 17:20:19 (permalink)
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    Thanks RHOK, power goals are around or slightly above that.  Is there harm by future proofing and going bigger than whats absolutely needed now?
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    Re: WTB - Larger side feed injectors- any guidance would also be appreciated 2015/05/27 22:30:08 (permalink)
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    The biggest side feed injectors are Sard 800cc.
    They will suit anything up to about 300rwkw
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    Re: WTB - Larger side feed injectors- any guidance would also be appreciated 2015/05/28 18:55:44 (permalink)
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    I am currently making 320rwhp @ 17.6psi on gen 3 540cc injectors. Not sure how much more power they would safely handle. I have the sard 850cc injectors for sale currently that Mobi was using. Heaps of scope for power with these particularly if your running standard internals. They are high impedance versus the low impedance standard units. Not sure how or if the piggy back Ecu will handle this.
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    Re: WTB - Larger side feed injectors- any guidance would also be appreciated 2015/05/31 22:45:52 (permalink)
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    Can top feeds be used? I want to run e85 and i want bigger than 850cc but im pretty sure i have side feed at the moment. What are my options?
     
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    Re: WTB - Larger side feed injectors- any guidance would also be appreciated 2015/05/31 23:14:38 (permalink)
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    You can run top feed, just need to change the fuel rail to suit
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    Re: WTB - Larger side feed injectors- any guidance would also be appreciated 2015/06/01 21:34:11 (permalink)
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    Mickey.... As I am starting to find out changing injectors is best discussed with experienced members of the forum and your mechanical tuner. Considerations of high or low impedance and what ECU you will use to run the injectors need to be weighed in (what I am now learning).
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    Re: WTB - Larger side feed injectors- any guidance would also be appreciated 2015/06/03 09:04:47 (permalink)
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    My car has an Autronic SM4. My guess is they can run anything. Definitely a good call though Tony. I was worried more about taking the side feeds out and replacing them with top feeds, and space constraints.
     
    Because the E85 runs cooler and not as prone to knock as 98 I want reasonably big injectors. I got heaps of turbo and lots more timing to use but no more fuel.
     
    Also the biggest side feeds are 850cc but tuner said they are slow (latency wise) and harder for precise control at higher engine speeds.
     
    People have pointed me at Racer X fuel rail, ID1300 to ID2000 injectors and bigger intank pump (255). these parts are obvious for change out. Its all the other stuff, AN or speedflow fittings, fuel pressure reg, O2 sensor change out, and the fact I cant identify what gen my engine is (i haven't looked real hard) are all in my headaches. Is there any place in Sydney that stocks Racer X stuff? Has anybody gone full retard on a 3s lately? If so please share some detail on the complete list of things to look out for in an injector upgrade. 
     
    Ill take photos and share when I work it all out.....
     
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    Re: WTB - Larger side feed injectors- any guidance would also be appreciated 2015/06/03 13:20:25 (permalink)
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    I have a racerx fuel rail and id2000. Highly recommend racerx. Will have to buy straight from him unless you find something second hand here.
    I used a magna fuel regulator and filter
    Walbro e85 fuel pump
    I used earls an fittings, but you can use what ever you like. Don't need to be an fittings.
    I don't have a o2 sensor on mine

    One thing to consider is a duel feed rail. I don't have one and it hasn't caused me any problems
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    Re: WTB - Larger side feed injectors- any guidance would also be appreciated 2015/06/03 20:52:01 (permalink)
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    ATS Racing are also worth a look. I'll be grabbing their top feed fuel kit soon and that gives you fuel pump, top feed rail, injectors (lots of sizes to pick from), FPR adapter, fuel lines etc. This setup is good for 500+rwhp :)
     
    Shoot them an email, they're friendly guys gave me some good advice when I asked.
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    Re: WTB - Larger side feed injectors- any guidance would also be appreciated 2015/06/04 20:47:43 (permalink)
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    ATS looks like a good combination.... all you should need is an adjustable fuel pressure regulator (if you wanted), some fittings (allow $100-$200), ECU system to run them.
     
    I have the upgraded dual inlet side feed rail, the walbro fuel pump, just need injectors to finish.  With the right mods, this will support 350rwkw/470bhp (more than beyond my expectations) from what I am lead to believe....
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