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Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) injector tips or the whole thing?

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Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) Glacier-392

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Got an 02' 24V (not the truck in my sig) and I am wondering what the advantage of buying a new set of injectors is over just buying a set of tips? The truck has an intake, 5in exh, and an edge ez. I would really like a set of mach 4's ($900):eek: but i found some 125 hp tips for only $280. What are the advantages and disadvantages of both?

Any info would help. Thanks!
 
The tips you have to change out yourself!:D



The tips are cheaper!:-laf



I got a million of 'em. :) The injector is simple to work on. You can also be sure you gave each one a good cleaning when you change them out. Use the money you save for some more truck goodies.
 
After you install the tips... . you are suppose to have the injectors pop tested to make sure that they are not leaking etc. I haven't heard of anyone having problems with installing tips... . just take your time & be very clean & careful. You should be alright.
 
so there really is no advantage of buying the whole injector other than you dont have to do the work yourself?
 
so there really is no advantage of buying the whole injector other than you dont have to do the work yourself?



Well... . you do get a brand new injector when you order the complete units. There is always a chance of you not seating the injector to the body correctly & having a problem, but that is rare if you are clean & careful.
 
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