are these a direct fit for my 1985 corvette and does the flow rate match?
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The flow rate is slightly higher, but the ECM adjusts for it. The power and fuel economy is same as original injectors (when were still working). When I bought these the price was good. They don't include the clips that hold them in. You have to reuse old ones. I'm happy with them. My 1985 Corvette is mostly stock. It runs much better now, no more rough idle or stalling and the power it is suppose to have.
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I have found out that they were a direct fit for my 89. the flow matched. I have only about a 100 miles on the car since I did replace them and I cant give you a long term evaluation of them.I did have a lot more power. I would recommend them
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Flow rate is higher but I used these on my 1986 it now runs better than ever. The computor will adjust itself. In my opinion way better than factory injectors.
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upstream is 15717downstream is 15719I looked them up on another auto parts site to verify the information is correct. Good luck.
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Lynda, I took a look at the pictures of both online and they look like they would match. The motor itself isn't the key to matching, the flange is. Before I purchased the new motor I'd check with the supplier and see if you can get the dimensions of the flange. I'd pay particular attention to the distance between the bolt holes. Mark N.
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'85 corvettes came stock with 24lbs @ 35psi. You may be finding otherwise, like #22. Those came at 38psi for '86 and later so dont confuse the two. yes you should run these Ford 24lb injectors, as it seems to be what evryone is going to. I would also recommend installing an adjustable regultor too, in order that the computer make the necessary adjustments with ease.... Greasy Glenn,s Garage
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No. Go to custom flow website and look up model you need. Then go back to amazon and search for it.
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Yes they are. They are orings that go into grooves on the manifold. Make sure your mounting surface is clean.
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They are generic valve stem caps. They should fit any make and model as the valve stems are usually and industry standard.
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Hellonot that i know of, sorry, the only info we have for that is for Corvette fitmentThank youPerformance Corvettes
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I don't know. Mines a 85. But the engine parts are the same. I just guessed and they worked.
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Hello not that i know of, sorry, the only info we have for that is for Corvette fitment Thank you Performance Corvettes
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I purchased for my 2002 (manufactured in 2001) 5.4, and they work perfectly. You'd need to confirm if there are any engine variances between the years.
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I can't say for sure, but these are about 1.6" and have a C7 base. Looks like the right replacement.
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Sort of...they bolt up and fit, but anytime I turn hard left it bumps the steering column and makes a rather loud knocking sound. It doesn't inhibit performance, but you would think the fit would be better. I plan to go with polyurethane motor mounts to alleviate the problem. When I contacted Pacesetter, they didn't help out at all. You would think that a bolt on performance part wouldn't need any chassis modification. For the price they are well worth it and made the exhaust sound AMAZING. If I did it again though, I would save up for the Kooks. If you have to settle with these due to budget constraints, make sure you get the coated headers.
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They match my chrome and look great. As far as your fitment that is not somethong I am familiar with. They fit my 1955 steel rims if that helps.
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Yes they will. Just recently installed them on my 2013 flhtk. I have always used V&H products before. After researching the Cobra pipes and mufflers, I went for them. The install was easy with good instructions. The fit was great and the finish is excellent. I also used the Cobra 3" mufflers with billet tips. I love the sound its not obnoxious. Great products, much better price than the competion. And a lifetime warranty.
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Yes it will fit , However, if you are converting to R-134, this compressor is not designed for the higher viscosity of R-134 and will fail in two or three years. I had to replace my compressor in my 1980 corvette three times in the past 8 years running R-134 and finally got wise and updated with an aftermarket pump and receiver dryer designed for R-134, Have not had a problem since.
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92 to 94 corvette lt1 optispark distributer replacement. Change the water pump while your at it. Most factory optisparks fail around 75k miles.