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    Toymods Tuner Backyard Mechanic Forcefed6's Avatar
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    Default Re: Injector interchangeability and plugs to suit

    Quote Originally Posted by Assailant
    Can anyone tell me if the 1g injectors are low or high impedence?
    As I'm planning to buy 7MGTE 800cc injectors, but don't know whether I need the high or low impedence... I will be running an aftermarket computer. Any thoughts?

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    I believe 1G injectors are high impedence, but it shouldn't matter as you WILL need aftermarket management with 800cc injectors... Just make sure you specify you are using low impedence when ordering a computer... That's if the ones you get are low and high impedence.
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    Default Re: Injector interchangeability and plugs to suit

    where did rhe 18rgeu fit in all this? my injectors are green i think but that doesn't seem to help

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    Default Re: Injector interchangeability and plugs to suit

    7MGTE injectors go into 4AGE

    as does

    1GGE injectors
    1GGTE//7MGE (1GGZE???) same
    7MGTE
    3SGTE
    3SGE

    1J wont

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    Default Re: Injector interchangeability and plugs to suit

    im pretty sure dom has 1j injectors in his 20v.
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    Default Re: Injector interchangeability and plugs to suit

    Gen1/2 1GGTE injectors are low impedance with a resistor pack, Gen3 ones are high. It shouldn't matter if you're going aftermarket though.

    Also, the 295cc 7MGE injectors are same as the Gen1/2 1GGTE, and the 315cc 7MGE ones are same as the Gen3.
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    Default Re: Injector interchangeability and plugs to suit

    Quote Originally Posted by barned01
    where did rhe 18rgeu fit in all this? my injectors are green i think but that doesn't seem to help
    I'd like to know this too. I hear that the 4AGZE AFM injectors fit (so that means heaps.)
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    Default Re: Injector interchangeability and plugs to suit

    well ive been thinking for an upgrade for my 2tgteu

    ive found that 4age fit. so now that means that either i need 3sgte or 7mgte because they are interchangable with the 4age ones correct ???

    ive got an ems so the ohms rating wont be a drama, just need to get the right plugs

    justin

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    Default Re: Injector interchangeability and plugs to suit

    light green(315) and yellow (295) 7mge injectors are a direct replacment for the standard 1uzfe items.

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    Default Re: Injector interchangeability and plugs to suit

    as said a thousand times previously 7mgte 440cc fit straight on a 1g

    but if anyones after something a little bigger 13bt 550cc injectors fit straight on too
    caint remember if they series 4 or 5 though, i dont really know my rotories too well
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    Default Re: Injector interchangeability and plugs to suit

    It's both. Not sure about series 6 but I suspect they're the same as well.

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    Default Re: Injector interchangeability and plugs to suit

    As I found out when doing my loom, my 7MGTE injectors matched my Gen2 1GGTE plugs perfectly but not my Gen3 ones. I don't know whether this is a date thing or par for the course for all 7M injectors. Nothing a little filing couldn't fix, it's just the indexing was wrong.
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    Default Re: Injector interchangeability and plugs to suit

    Just some further input on the injector size and calculations.

    Quoted by HP Imports no 66.
    Choose power you are aiming for (RWKW)
    For example, power aim is 370rwkw from a 6 cyl GTR
    All injector ratings are worked out in crankshaft power, so the first thing we do is to
    add 17% to rear wheel figure to get in the ballpark.
    Calculate (370 + 17% = 432kw or (multiply by 1.34) for 580hp.
    the conversion to HP makes sense her as this gives you the ability to select an American injector (rated in lbs/hour) or Euro/ Jap style (rated in cc/min.
    With 580hp at crank, we then determine each cyl power output (580hp divided by 6)
    is 97hp. As a rough guide each injector will have to support 100hp per cyl of fuel flow.
    Now if this 100hp were halved, it gives us the 'pound per hour' rating of the injector needed to get the job done. The 50lb/hour answer that this calculation gives then needs to be multiplied by 10.4 to give the 'cc per minute' or metric rating of the injector, which is 520cc
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    may help more people, it help me choose injectors .

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    Default Re: Injector interchangeability and plugs to suit

    Hey all, I have some 4agze injectors I believe. They are a darkish green colour plug that is roundish in shape. Urgently need plugs to suit. What's the most common car I'd find these on at a wrecker?
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    Default Re: Injector interchangeability and plugs to suit

    t/ra28

    Have a look at this ebay site.
    http://shop.ebay.com.au/osidetiger/m...&_trksid=p3686

    they sell add on injector extensions.
    I bought one that allows my EV1 plug, to plug into the round ones commonly used (denso) on later models.
    Email them and tell then what type you need.



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    Default Re: Injector interchangeability and plugs to suit

    Quote Originally Posted by TurboRA28 View Post
    Hey all, I have some 4agze injectors I believe. They are a darkish green colour plug that is roundish in shape. Urgently need plugs to suit. What's the most common car I'd find these on at a wrecker?
    Thanks
    Joel
    They will most likely be denso plugs if they are 4agze injectors but i highly doubt that as gze injectors are redish orange (see below pic)




    So ruling out gze injectors do the ones in you possession look like this?

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