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Old 09-03-2014, 06:17 PM   #1
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Installing ID injectors

To anyone else who has installed ID injectors, did you find them to be about 1/2" taller then the stockers? A spacer and longer bolts really are easy but I just wanted to make sure I wasn't shipped the wrong parts. PN on the box checks out.

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You need a rubber mallet to properly seat them.



p.s., don't do this.
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To anyone else who has installed ID injectors, did you find them to be about 1/2" taller then the stockers? A spacer and longer bolts really are easy but I just wanted to make sure I wasn't shipped the wrong parts. PN on the box checks out.

Mine came with spacers.
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1/2" nylon spacers, I think u can get them at home depot plus you'll need longer m8x1.25 bolts
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If they are ID725's or ID1000's then you will need spacers. The other sizes will not require them.
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nice, making spacers is no problem.
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If you wanted to you could cut the mounting brackets in half and lengthen them.
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Yes I installed mine a week ago. They require 8mm (.315") tall spacers not 1/2" if you want to be precise . The injector body is 48mm vs the OEM 40mm. I turned a couple of them out of some 5/8" aluminum stock I had lying around. You'll also need to pick up four 25mm long M8 x 1.25 bolts.

Also make sure you take the old injector seals out of the intake manifold, I almost forgot myself. I only thought of this because you said it looked 1/2" high and those seals being in there with the added injector height would look about 1/2"

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