60# Injector install
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Asked a couple questions in another thread. Figured I'd post up some pictures as I go along.
Racetronix 60# Injectors Siemens FI114961. They are flow matched. Most of you guys know but those that don't they are about 5/8" taller than the stockers. Have to fab up 5/8" spacers and get some 5/8" longer bolts. You also will have to change out the connectors.
On my Maggie truck to get it done easiest had to remove the charger J-tube, coil packs, dipstick tube, undo fuel lines, and numerous connectors and vacuum hoses.
Anyway, some pictures of what I've got done so far. I'll post up some shots when I start the connector swap.
J-tube in the floor

Damn near impossible to get the fuel rail bolts on this side with the j-tube on.

Good picture of the spacers doing their thing.

Shot of the drivers side.
Racetronix 60# Injectors Siemens FI114961. They are flow matched. Most of you guys know but those that don't they are about 5/8" taller than the stockers. Have to fab up 5/8" spacers and get some 5/8" longer bolts. You also will have to change out the connectors.
On my Maggie truck to get it done easiest had to remove the charger J-tube, coil packs, dipstick tube, undo fuel lines, and numerous connectors and vacuum hoses.
Anyway, some pictures of what I've got done so far. I'll post up some shots when I start the connector swap.
J-tube in the floor


Damn near impossible to get the fuel rail bolts on this side with the j-tube on.

Good picture of the spacers doing their thing.

Shot of the drivers side.
Last edited by KySilverado; Jun 3, 2008 at 07:36 PM.
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I've done a LOT of research on the necessary injector changes in the tune. I think I have a good starting point..... We'll see.




