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Any solution for injector replacement ?

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  1. thibaut

    thibaut Formula Junior

    Feb 28, 2004
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    London, UK
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    Thibaut A.
    Hi !

    My 355 challenge is going for the engine out service. With injectors being original, I was wondering if there is an upgrade part for the 0280155003 BOSCH part ?
    I can't find vendors in Europe with an acceptable price for the exact reference. I have read some reference to an upgraded part but can't find the correct reference for that one.
    Can anyone help ?

    Thanks you
     
  2. SoCal1

    SoCal1 F1 Veteran
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    Jun 14, 2011
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    Tim Dee
    OEM are by far the best injectors
    We have a company here that rebuilds and tests them to much higher specs if you want more flow
    I have tested a lot with the ecu, injectors and rail pressures. The OEM are more then adequate for the 355 challenge

    The company is below, the owner is a dear friend of mine for a very long time. His equipment is all custom made and surpasses any industry standard.

    https://www.rcfuelinjection.com/
     
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  3. fatbillybob

    fatbillybob Two Time F1 World Champ
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    Aug 10, 2002
    26,408
    socal
    What is the backstory to RC fuel injection in someone's business on Torrance blvd. vs. RC engineering on Higgin in Torrance? Did it get sold to someone new? Did RC fall on hard times and need a smaller workspace?
     
  4. SoCal1

    SoCal1 F1 Veteran
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    Jun 14, 2011
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    history is here, not sure on location changes as it was before I was out here I go ti Higgins when I go think the other place is just an install facility
    https://www.rcfuelinjection.com/History

    After Russ passed Jon took over and took a few years to get stuff back up to par. He really understands technology and what how to make things happen. What oem stuff that fails most they remake with better components. He is mopar hot rod dude
     
  5. vvassallo

    vvassallo F1 Veteran
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    Aug 4, 2006
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    Vince V
    For my 348, I got an OEM style, but higher flowing 4-hole versions from OSTiger. Look them up on eBay. They are very affordable. It helps if you know the specs before you call them - flow rate and resistance. You can get that from some basic research on line at Bosch. I suggest you have them get you ones with a slightly greater flow rate.
     

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