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  • Pizza and pop for installing fuel injectors??

    Is there anyone in between flint and cadillac that would be willing to help install fuel injectors onto a LS1 trans am if I buy them. I'll order some pizza and pop or beer if you want. The shop that we brought the car to said it was a $1000 job. I found fuel injectors for $300 at the first site I found. I'm sure a few of you have done this before. We can bring the car somewhere else to do this to. Thanks!!
    Your resident 10-cylinder owner

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    what are ya changin' injectors for? Curious...
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    • #3
      Pizza and pop for fuel injectors!! thats a heluva deal!! to bad i'm not closer.

      Its a decently simple job.. dont know how in the world they could quote $1000 bucks.. that just means they dont want to do it.

      im sure you could probably figure it out yourself.

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      • #4
        ill do it for a case of beer and a cheap date!

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        • #5
          why are you swapping them out?
          is this the T/A thats for sale?
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          • #6
            there's like 4 8mm bolts that hold the fuel rail(s) onto the intake...take those out, and a light tug and the rail will pop right off, then you can just take the old injectors out, and the new ones pop right in with a lil grease.

            it takes about 20 minutes tops to do...
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            • #7
              I took over payments for Nicole for her truck so she can afford the t/a too. Anyways, any recommendations on good, reliable, fuel injectors??
              Your resident 10-cylinder owner

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              • #8
                Factory Injectors work fine unless its gotta cam n head swap or a power adder... not sure why you would waste the money on something that wont make you any extra power...
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                • #9
                  Originally posted by SS4Matt View Post
                  there's like 4 8mm bolts that hold the fuel rail(s) onto the intake...take those out, and a light tug and the rail will pop right off, then you can just take the old injectors out, and the new ones pop right in with a lil grease.

                  it takes about 20 minutes tops to do...
                  What he said^^^^^^.. Doesn't take long at all, pretty simple task.. How far from Muskegon are you?
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                  • #10
                    About 2 hours away i live like 30 miles away from flint and it took me like 2 hours and 30 mins to get to Muskegon

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