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Old May 17, 2007 | 05:46 PM
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What is the difference from RC and Precision injectors as far as spary patterns and quality?
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Old May 17, 2007 | 05:51 PM
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Precision injectors are really bosch injectors.

I have yet to compare the rc & precision injector design/spray pattern.

I have used both precision & rc injectors without any issues on hundreds of cars.
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Old May 17, 2007 | 06:28 PM
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Precision injectors for the most part use a "ball and seat" nozzle style for their Honda style injectors. Looking at a couple crappy RC Engineering injector pictures online it looks like they use a "disc" nozzle style. Precision injectors are manufactured by Rochester/Lucas. Precision simply flow test, calibrate, clean and package the closest matching injectors to one another. Like Mtber said. You will have no problem with either
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Old May 18, 2007 | 07:35 PM
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Thanks for the info. Another thing is that my factory injectors are high impedance right? If I go with anything higher than 525cc with precision I would have to get a resistor box. But I see RC has high impedance injectors that are higher cc. And with both companies I would have to get clips regardless right? Thanks again.
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Old May 18, 2007 | 08:50 PM
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Originally Posted by DC2-R
Thanks for the info. Another thing is that my factory injectors are high impedance right? If I go with anything higher than 525cc with precision I would have to get a resistor box. But I see RC has high impedance injectors that are higher cc. And with both companies I would have to get clips regardless right? Thanks again.
Yes, your injectors are high impedance.
Yes, you will need clips regardless.
Rc makes up to a 750cc saturated injector.
Personally I like using a low impedance injector for anything over 650cc.
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Old May 19, 2007 | 05:52 AM
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Basically the RCs shoot a stream while the Precisions shoot a mist.

It is easier to tune Precision style injectors due to there spray pattern. Also idle quality will be better with a low impedance injector.

A resistor box is easy to install. Please don't just cut and twist the wires. I made mine so that I can unplug it if needed, plug in the dummy plug and install stock injectors.
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