Injectors for Maggie w/ Flex Fuel
#31
I'm going with these injectors;
http://www.blueovalindustries.com/en...el/en7700.html
The price is incredible and free shipping too!
Our flex injectors are an EV14 body style with a uscar connector so they will be a direct replacement. Same length too. I will try and find the chart that explains this better including dimensions, will post up.
Thanks supersub
http://www.blueovalindustries.com/en...el/en7700.html
The price is incredible and free shipping too!

Our flex injectors are an EV14 body style with a uscar connector so they will be a direct replacement. Same length too. I will try and find the chart that explains this better including dimensions, will post up.
Thanks supersub
#32
#33
I'm going with these injectors;
http://www.blueovalindustries.com/en...el/en7700.html
The price is incredible and free shipping too!
Our flex injectors are an EV14 body style with a uscar connector so they will be a direct replacement. Same length too. I will try and find the chart that explains this better including dimensions, will post up.
Thanks supersub
http://www.blueovalindustries.com/en...el/en7700.html
The price is incredible and free shipping too!

Our flex injectors are an EV14 body style with a uscar connector so they will be a direct replacement. Same length too. I will try and find the chart that explains this better including dimensions, will post up.
Thanks supersub
#34
Thanks zippy. Should be installing them this month. Just finished adding another HE in series with the stock magnuson HE. I also have a cooling fan on this one that I need to wire up yet. This will be controlled with a relay and a toggle switch from the cab. Will post back on this thread as soon as these injectors are installed then it will be time to pulley down.
#36
Injectors are in and they plugged right in to the flex fuel connector. They are also the same length as the FF injectors and plugged right into the fuel rails without any issues, Good to GO! Started right up but I haven't adjusted the tune yet as I'm having problems with my laptop staying on. I unbolted the coil pack brackets and pushed them down and out of the way. Take out the 6 bolts holding the fuel rails in place and replace injectors. I did not have to remove the fuel lines and just left them hooked up to the fuel rail. Very straightforward and simple swap.
#39
So I picked up AKlowriderZ71's injectors for a great price (big thanks to him
) and sent them to Jon at Fuel Injector Connection and he modified them to flow 75lbs. at 53psi (Flex Fuel pressure at WOT) for $25 per injector ($200 for the mathematically challenged). Jon said these are some of the best injectors you can buy, he preferred them to the Bosch ones that he sells. He accomplishes the higher flow by enlarging the holes in the plate on the bottom of the injector, so it maintains its original characteristics but flows more.
I went with 75lbs. because I am going to have it tuned for E85, pulley down to 3.0" (3.3" now) and still want to leave some room for a cam down the road. I haven't had a chance to install them yet, but will post up when I do.
) and sent them to Jon at Fuel Injector Connection and he modified them to flow 75lbs. at 53psi (Flex Fuel pressure at WOT) for $25 per injector ($200 for the mathematically challenged). Jon said these are some of the best injectors you can buy, he preferred them to the Bosch ones that he sells. He accomplishes the higher flow by enlarging the holes in the plate on the bottom of the injector, so it maintains its original characteristics but flows more. I went with 75lbs. because I am going to have it tuned for E85, pulley down to 3.0" (3.3" now) and still want to leave some room for a cam down the road. I haven't had a chance to install them yet, but will post up when I do.


