just wanted to know if the seals would fit... Im thinking of doing it when i bolt on my s/c in dec/jan...
I did some math and figured that a fuel injector in the range of 300-320cc would be the perfect size injector for my needs. I looked at different Toyota applications and learned that the 95 GS300 used a 305cc injector. I obtained a set and had them flow tested and they were 305cc. Toyota dealerships and they provided me with a Toyota part number of 23209-46031 and said this is the same injector used in the following applications:
93-98 Toyota Supra NON-turbo
94-97 Lexus SC300
93-94 Lexus GS300 California Emissions
93-97 Lexus GS300 Federal emissions
Source: http://www.gadgetonline.com/fuel.htm#Injector Upgrade
The 2JZ-GTE injectors are sidefeed, so they are completely out of question.zoni said:so its 2jz-ge, but the gte would flow more, if you wanted more flow.
Wil already has the s/c in, and its pretty badasszoni said:you're gonna do the trd s/c then huh i4???
If its a 4th gen Camry you wont be able to run an FMU or play with pressure unless you just want to raise pressure and even thats a hack. We have a single fuel line with no return.Jzs147-RR said:You can use the 7mgte ones with some resistor packs.But even with a s-afc tuning will be off and you will run rich.Run a fmu and lower gas pressure to 30psi and see from there.