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k, I'll see if I can help out here...
personally, I'm still confused myself as to which injectors can fit directly without any modification to both the rail and harness. For sure though, the NA 2jz injectors do fit, but they probably won't be big enough for your intended application. The other supra guys should be able to help you out on this one as to what is a direct drop in for what
and yes, the stock o2 plugs tell the ecu to add fuel- but there is a definate limit to this, that is why another type of fuel management is needed as well
if you remove the stock o2 unit and replace it with the wideband, the wideband actually comes with a "dummy" signal to hook up to your ecu to give it a normal between 0-1v signal so that it won't throw a code and think that there is still a stock 02 sensor in there
and I don't see why you don't just replace the stock injectors myself. You won't need additional injectors until you go fairly far with your power
but on a side note about the 02 wideband sensor and its dummy signal. I've talked to tony about this, and the thing is that our 1mz's being hte first generation, was designed to run extremely safely by toyota (i.e. knock sensors sensitivity), and the ecu is different from the gen4 1mz's. we also don't know of any other people who have installed a wideband on a gen3 1mz while using the stock ecu, so we speculate that the dummy signal may not be adequate for the ecu and you may throw a code. With that possibility in mind, it may be easier to just get a new bung welded on to your exhaust and insstall the wideband sensor as a separate unit.
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