sdubfid

I just checked out dynomites website and saw they have the competition injectors up and also they offer separate nozzles for 1st gens now.

50hp for $300
75hp for $349
100hp for $399
Comp for $749

I'm considering buying the ddp3s for daily driving and keeping my stockers as spares. Although those prices are tempting. Any idea what is involved in installing the nozzles?

feveree40

I'm in the market for injectors now, and I saw that too. I wouldn't attempt to put the tips on myself without being able to pressure test them afterwards. I called around to some local shops, and most of them said they wouldn't put custom nozzles on my injectors because they can't give them any kind of warranty. I found one place that would put them on and pressure test them for $150. So going with just the nozzles could save me $100, but to avoid the hassle, plus get fully brand new injectors, I think its worth it to go with the complete injectors.

Rick 12v CTD

$1149 is pretty steep for their competition injector... As good as DDP are I would sooner just go to a custom set for $750...

If they were maybe $900 I'd bite at that price but not $1149. They are good, but not that good imo

feveree40

you're right, they're freakin expensive.

STACKED

How hard are the 1st gen nozzles to change i have done 24v nozzles before?

DeanM

They aren't hard to change. Sometimes they are stubborn coming out, but you can rig up a puller.

STACKED

Any body change just the nozzles out without having them pop tested? Done 24v in the past with no problems.