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My Nizpro items that were removed were hardly precision drilled. Some of the holes were oval, visually neither hole was the same size as each other. I could swear they were done with a hand drill. Don't know if there was a reason for all of that, don't care, shame I didn't get a good pic for ya all to see. Fuel economy is better since putting the dekas in also.

My expirience.

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Gees Adam - I think it is your turn to calm down tonight.

Maybe Paul is right, but.... a better time to have spoken up was at the start of the group buy, not after a big group of us bought stuff.

Anyway - my reply was being sarcastic - I am happy to use mine, and appreciate my Straughsberry Injectors!

Anyone with Straughs - report back on power and delivery later I reckon.

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I run the dekas... I have a low rwkw figure..... I have FANTASTIC fuel economy. If you have dekas guys... dont panic... they do the job and they do it well.

Ditto Jetters, I have just driven 2500ks in the past 4 days, 90% highway with a few solid bursts for overtaking and have returned fuel economy of 9.2l/100km. Also bare in mind that the 968s capacity does have a ceiling. They do run out of capacity around 330rwkw ( or they have on my cars) so it was dekas or drilled. That is another debate however

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deka's with 260 ,280 and 300rwkw they work great for me ,and seriously fuel economy and modified car are two words that should never be used in the same sentance

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I have used around 300 Seimen deka's, I don't find any diference to others, they have a strange low slope, but they seem to give very good fuel economy,

that said I don't mind 968's,(just a bit small that is all,)

and the drilled Nizpro ones don't seem to a any problem either,

if I have a run of bad ones of any of these, I might change my mind though.

David

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Gees Adam - I think it is your turn to calm down tonight.

Calm as here mate.

I say what I think.

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Yeah well to add further to my experience I found that the drilled items yielded very poor cold starts.

Funny that having spoken to a few people who have run these injectors, some who have removed them like I have had the same issues as me.

All I can say is from what I have seen they do not do the job well. Having had a look inside a intake port of a head that was fitted with drilled items shows a rather odd spray pattern. :blink:

Ohhh and to further add to this, although my car might run a tune from a different tuner, I had experienced the cold start issues with my Nizpro tunes also. Having the car stall for no reason during cold start was just one of the lovely issues me and others have had. Retuned the car and still had issues, changed injectors and nothing else but the scalers and viola, problems solved.

I am not saying this to start an argument but just giving my experience with drilled items. I would welcome some comment/reasoning with regards to the above 2 posts I made. Perhaps I had a sh*t set of injectors.

Either way I would rather use the cheaper item produced by a large company that has many engineers working for them designing things like this.

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Ditto Jetters, I have just driven 2500ks in the past 4 days, 90% highway with a few solid bursts for overtaking and have returned fuel economy of 9.2l/100km.

I can't even get my stocker that low and that includes double demerit weekends cruising in 5th gear everywhere.

Average fuel consumption for me is 15-20L per 100kms combined cycle. But that's still the same as all my previous cars have done doing the same thing & they have been slower. :blink:

I have siemens sitting at home waiting for funds.

PS isn't it commonsense that a bigger injector is going to be more difficult to tune as accurately as a smaller one.

I get what Paul is saying though why take a rocket launcher into a house raid. Sure it can do the job but perhaps theres a more suitable choice of weapon that is more applicable to some situations.

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I run siemens 610cc, I just added 100rwkw over stock and the fuel economy is the same as it was before.

I average 12.8l per 100klm,same as I did before, the only difference is I have tyre frying power now where I didnt before

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