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Anyone know anything about Siemens DEKA 9267 injectors?
Anyone know anything about Siemens DEKA 9267 injectors?
Bought a set of what I was told were stock RS2 injectors . Instead, they are Siemens injectors with the number 9267 on the side. ANyone know flow rates, coil resistance & impedence values for these injectors? ANyone currently using them?
Thanks in advance...
Ben
Ben
Calgary, Alberta
Canada
1991 CQ e//S2 w/ RS2 spec 3B 20vt
Panther Black Metallic www.moda-architecture.ca
Bought a set of what I was told were stock RS2 injectors . Instead, they are Siemens injectors with the number 9267 on the side. ANyone know flow rates, coil resistance & impedence values for these injectors? ANyone currently using them?
Thanks in advance...
Ben
Hi Ben,
When I couldn't confirm those were RS2 injectors, I stopped researching them. There is little I found online from using what you have as search terms. (crude, unfiltered or analyzed search results)
I have a 1994 corrado vr6 supercharged and I am thinking of putting the ford racing red tops ( 30lb ) injectors, just want to see what you guys think of them.
This one isn't even about that model, just a coincidental page number that matches the (partial?) part number:
Below is from my inbox, the other guy is your seller I'm thinkin':
"they are they are Siemmens DEKA- 9267 thats all it
says on teh injectors. I hope i can help you.
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--- Kenneth Keith <@.> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Just curious if you had a chance to check into this
> yet. I'm watching
> the auction and need some injectors, but RS2 ones
> are worth more to me
> than a clone. So, I'm wondering if you had the part
> number from your
> injectors, to put my mind at ease and give me an
> idea of what to bid?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Ken
>
> On Tue, 29 Mar 2005 08:12:39 -0700, Kenneth Keith
> <@.> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I see. Thanks for the response. What is the
> "9267" in your reply?
> > Is that the part number, or part of it?
> >
> > If you find the part number for those injectors,
> could you let me
> > know? I just want to verify it against the
> information I have,
> > somewhere. I know some RS2 injectors are green
> topped and some are
> > all black, and that other injectors have similar
> flow rates and
> > impedance, but aren't actually the same injectors.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Ken
> >
> > On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 22:10:13 -0800,
> @.
> > <@.> wrote:
> > >
<snip>
> > >
> > > Dear auditude,
> > >
> > > "Hello,
> > >
> > > Are these genuine RS2 injectors or not? What is
> the part number? Why are you selling?
> > >
> > > Thanks,
> > >
> > > Ken"
> > >
> > > yes/9267 and im selling them because i need
> bigger injecotrs they are 377cc and i need at least
> 450cc k
> > >
> > > To bid or purchase this item, go to:
<snip>"
Kenneth
1990 Coupe quattro
1991 200q20v x 2
1985 4ksq 20vt project
1986 Coupe GT 10vt project
2006 Honda Ridgeline
1998 Honda VFR800FI
Here's what I was able to find out from an "injector specialist":
"Ben, that's not an OEM RS2 injector. However, it does flow 380cc which is
very close to a TT225 (387cc). They are high-impedance with a coil
resistance of 12 ohms, iirc. They are *very* useful in the 1.8T
applications. So, while the part may not be exactly how it was described, it
is a quality piece of hardware with which you can make some very decent
power."
So...does anyone know the technical specs of the RS2 injector and how they compare to the numbers above?
Ben
Ben
Calgary, Alberta
Canada
1991 CQ e//S2 w/ RS2 spec 3B 20vt
Panther Black Metallic www.moda-architecture.ca
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