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Old 08-09-2011, 10:47 PM
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Ok so I'm looking for the best replacement fuel injectors for my 94 inline 6. Really just for power and fuel economy on mind here but watcha got?
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Check out dodge neon injectors. There's plenty on here about them.
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people are claiming about 2mpg better and alot better throttle response. I picked up 4 so far for my 99xj just need 2 more lol, can't wait to try them.
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Originally Posted by devildawg99
people are claiming about 2mpg better and alot better throttle response. I picked up 4 so far for my 99xj just need 2 more lol, can't wait to try them.

what year Neon did u pull them off of?
or does the year neon matter?
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X2? I have a 97 with the iL6. Im pretty sure all 4.0 injectors were all interchangeable between years 91 or 2 till 99. Im not positive tho so anyone who can specify would be appreciated
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Alright so I found out that if you want the neon injectors they are the *703's you need and multiple write ups suggest that if you have 95 or prior year you should upgrade the fuel pressure regulator as well
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Originally Posted by JeeperCreeper69
Alright so I found out that if you want the neon injectors they are the *703's you need and multiple write ups suggest that if you have 95 or prior year you should upgrade the fuel pressure regulator as well

Thanks for that info!
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Yeah no problem man
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No need to change the pressure regulator, just the injectors.
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Originally Posted by cruiser54
No need to change the pressure regulator, just the injectors.

+2. They 703s have the same flow rate as the stockers. No need to change the regulator.

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Would a set of new injectors and a regulator help make my exhaust smell a little less rich, or is that just how the computer tells it to run? Seriously, I haven't smelled exhaust this rich on a fuel injected catalyst motor... ever
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I'm going with Mustang 5.0 Injectors, near bolt in (have 4 holes instead of 1, more fuel, better spray)
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So if the 703's have the same fuel flow then what's the benefit of using them?
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Originally Posted by JeeperCreeper69
So if the 703's have the same fuel flow then what's the benefit of using them?

The stock injectors have one hole and the 703s have a 4 hole tip. Supposedly better flow for atomization resulting in smoother idle and better throttle response.

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Here's the lowdown. If you have a pre-96 you can use 703's and it's plug-n-play. 97 and later use 783's also from neons. No real hp gain. Just milage and smoother running.


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