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I have done a bit of a search to find what bigger injectors would be good for my 98 nb. I have only found what cc people are using more then what brand/model etc. Anyone got a clue where I could get some 450cc injectors that are a direct fit?
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Got to ask yourself what's the purpose of the bigger injectors, and do you have the programmable engine management to make them work, or the fuel demand in the engine so that you're A - not running pig rich, and B - actually requiring that much fuel.
You running boost? Have a look for injectors on www.miataturbo.net - there's a whole table linked from somewhere there that details model numbers for larger capacity injectors that will slot straight in.
I know Boags runs Supra (green top) injectors for fuelling his beasite - I'm running (tan top) 1.8's but we both have the engine management etc to pump in the increased fuelling that's needed to feed the engine with the turbo.
Work out what you need then look for the right injectors that fit, rather than the other way around.....
You running boost? Have a look for injectors on www.miataturbo.net - there's a whole table linked from somewhere there that details model numbers for larger capacity injectors that will slot straight in.
I know Boags runs Supra (green top) injectors for fuelling his beasite - I'm running (tan top) 1.8's but we both have the engine management etc to pump in the increased fuelling that's needed to feed the engine with the turbo.
Work out what you need then look for the right injectors that fit, rather than the other way around.....
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From memory:
Black top 7MGTE Supra injectors = 430cc
Blue Top RX7 Injectors = 440cc
(can't remember the colour - but fatty has them, PM him) Rx7 injectors = 460cc
Go to the DIY FAQ in miataturbo.net for a full list of direct replacement injectors. It's a sticky in the DIY turbo section.
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Black top 7MGTE Supra injectors = 430cc
Blue Top RX7 Injectors = 440cc
(can't remember the colour - but fatty has them, PM him) Rx7 injectors = 460cc
Go to the DIY FAQ in miataturbo.net for a full list of direct replacement injectors. It's a sticky in the DIY turbo section.
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Have a look for glen73's turbo build thread, he got some 550s I believe. Now THAT would leave you headroom for some POWAAAAAHHH. 

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Boags'MX5 wrote:Have a look for glen73's turbo build thread, he got some 550s I believe. Now THAT would leave you headroom for some POWAAAAAHHH.
DOnt get the RX7 550s, they have a crappy spray pattern and you may have trouble getting a nice idle from them.
If you're planning on upto 250hp at the wheels you wont need any more than a set of famila BP injectros, they can be had cleaned and checked usually for $150 a set, IIRC they are 380cc.
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Complete list of drop in injectors for the NB, as mentioned above the RX7 550cc have a shitty single nozzle spray pattern making them harder to control idle.
FWIW on the SE you can run upto 330s without having to piggyack the ECU. If you do decide to purchase some second hand ones, you run the risk of a dud when you get them cleaned and flow tested. The price of new vrs second hand was not all that different when you factor in cleaning and flow testing.
As mentioned by CT, powerflowinjection.com is what i used.
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I bought the fuel rail from the 7MGE (that's 6 injectors - 305cc) for $100 and got 4 of them cleaned. One was a dud and was flowing less than the others, so it was lucky I had spares.
Cleaning was $15 per injector including return postage from the cleaner (I found him through ausrotary.com and UA also had his cleaned by him at the same time).
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Cleaning was $15 per injector including return postage from the cleaner (I found him through ausrotary.com and UA also had his cleaned by him at the same time).
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Boags'MX5 wrote:I bought the fuel rail from the 7MGE (that's 6 injectors - 305cc) for $100 and got 4 of them cleaned. One was a dud and was flowing less than the others, so it was lucky I had spares.
Cleaning was $15 per injector including return postage from the cleaner (I found him through ausrotary.com and UA also had his cleaned by him at the same time).
Boags
305s will not give you much leeway if your looking to run 10psi or more. That is on the SE, and i gather SP/NB is running the same fuel pump.
I contacted MAZBIT from ausrotary the price of used rx7 injector that were clearned and test flowed was not really all that different from new. The price he quoted for cleaning was more then $15 if i dropped off some injectors.
If you strike it lucky you may be able to source some used used pink body STi 550s or Supra injectors 430s cheaply from US ebay, i didnt have much luck after scouting for a month.
If you go for 550s irrelevant if they are RX7 injectors with a piggyback you will have a hard time with the tune.
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