In my quest for a low buck injector solution I stumbled across the STS / XLR V injectors.
They are LS6 length and EV6/USCAR connection. This is not a solution for most, but for those who are LS2 with a fast 92 intake it maybe a good solution for you.
To use the FAST 92 intake successfully with an LS2 you must purchase a fast 92 adapter cup kit to space the injectors out properly. Now that I'm heads and cam swapped, I need more fuel, but I could not justify spending an arm and a leg of a new set of aftermarket injectors.
By using these you don't need an adapter at all, but you must use the LS2 specific 15.5 mm O rings in the lower side.
They are rated to flow 48# at 58psi. Injector data is available and they seem easy to dial in, so I scored a set for cheap and had them cleaning and flow checked. They all flow equally, with little variance. This will not require any alterations to the stock fuel system.
The ones I scored were from a STS V prototype, so they have the cool prototype markings.
Anyway hope this helps someone in the future. They are plug and play, and $30 each on rock auto for a new set.
-Byron
They are LS6 length and EV6/USCAR connection. This is not a solution for most, but for those who are LS2 with a fast 92 intake it maybe a good solution for you.
To use the FAST 92 intake successfully with an LS2 you must purchase a fast 92 adapter cup kit to space the injectors out properly. Now that I'm heads and cam swapped, I need more fuel, but I could not justify spending an arm and a leg of a new set of aftermarket injectors.
By using these you don't need an adapter at all, but you must use the LS2 specific 15.5 mm O rings in the lower side.
They are rated to flow 48# at 58psi. Injector data is available and they seem easy to dial in, so I scored a set for cheap and had them cleaning and flow checked. They all flow equally, with little variance. This will not require any alterations to the stock fuel system.
The ones I scored were from a STS V prototype, so they have the cool prototype markings.
Anyway hope this helps someone in the future. They are plug and play, and $30 each on rock auto for a new set.
-Byron
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