rdx injector in tl-s 2007 yes or not ??
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Are you running out of fuel or just want better atomization? I have them on my turbo car and am making around 400whp+
They are direct plug in for 07-08 TL and the spray pattern is almost the same. It's 12 holes in a Cross shape
They are direct plug in for 07-08 TL and the spray pattern is almost the same. It's 12 holes in a Cross shape
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justnspace (02-09-2017)
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you really only need bigger injectors if you are making too much power for the ones you have, meaning they are maxed out. you would also at minimum need the injector size changed in your tune but would likely also need it at least cleaned up too. definitely can not just drop them in without adjusting the ecu at all
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hondazex (02-21-2017)
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Are we talking about 16450-RWC-A01?
https://www.heeltoeauto.com/fuel-rai...-rwc-a01..html
I'm looking for a some to throw on a 2008 TL Type-S
https://www.heeltoeauto.com/fuel-rai...-rwc-a01..html
I'm looking for a some to throw on a 2008 TL Type-S
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I have the privilege to work with Dom, and he said to run rdx injectors to be on the safer side. It's really just a mild build to compensate for the car's low end power. I didn't think I would need rdx injectors or any for that matter, but after Dom's explanation, it makes sense to be safer than sorry later should they max out.
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