I'm looking at injectors and fuel pump.
I know people say id1000 but this brand is a bit cheaper and I'm on a budget
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Deatchwerks fuel components
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Deatchwerks fuel components
by Cfn_liberty » Tue Apr 23, 2013 1:08 pm
Does anyone have any info/history with deatchwerks components?
I'm looking at injectors and fuel pump.
I know people say id1000 but this brand is a bit cheaper and I'm on a budget
I'm looking at injectors and fuel pump.
I know people say id1000 but this brand is a bit cheaper and I'm on a budget
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Re: Deatchwerks fuel components
by jaydece » Tue Apr 23, 2013 1:30 pm
Cfn_liberty wrote:Does anyone have any info/history with deatchwerks components?
I'm looking at injectors and fuel pump.
I know people say id1000 but this brand is a bit cheaper and I'm on a budget
I use a dw65c fuel pump ...this is my 4th fuel pump I have put in my car and I can say from my experience its one of the best so far ( installation esp ) direct replacement to oem no modding required
I also had some dw750cc injectors....never had a problem ( only reason I removed them was to increase my flow for e85 )
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Re: Deatchwerks fuel components
by Cfn_liberty » Tue Apr 23, 2013 1:57 pm
jaydece wrote:Cfn_liberty wrote:Does anyone have any info/history with deatchwerks components?
I'm looking at injectors and fuel pump.
I know people say id1000 but this brand is a bit cheaper and I'm on a budget
I use a dw65c fuel pump ...this is my 4th fuel pump I have put in my car and I can say from my experience its one of the best so far ( installation esp ) direct replacement to oem no modding required
I also had some dw750cc injectors....never had a problem ( only reason I removed them was to increase my flow for e85 )
Ah! Great news. That's exact ally what I'm looking at getting.
I'm going off your comment and buying it all
Thanks mate
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Re: Deatchwerks fuel components
by Manaz » Tue Apr 23, 2013 8:31 pm
My understanding is that coyote also trusts dw stuff. And if he recommends it, I'd take that as a solid bloody recommendation...
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Re: Deatchwerks fuel components
by BUDDAH » Tue Apr 23, 2013 8:36 pm
Manaz wrote:My understanding is that coyote also trusts dw stuff. And if he recommends it, I'd take that as a solid bloody recommendation...
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Re: Deatchwerks fuel components
by kiahatsiu » Tue Apr 23, 2013 9:44 pm
Can someone please get kiks started on how this is all rebranded bosch gear for more money please? I love it!
Kinda flush. Fitment is something. ADM as F*ck.
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Re: Deatchwerks fuel components
by Rome_BRZ » Wed Apr 24, 2013 10:08 am
Manaz wrote:My understanding is that coyote also trusts dw stuff. And if he recommends it, I'd take that as a solid bloody recommendation...
"solid bloody" sounds like an oxymoron
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Re: Deatchwerks fuel components
by Manaz » Wed Apr 24, 2013 6:51 pm
Rome_STI wrote:Manaz wrote:My understanding is that coyote also trusts dw stuff. And if he recommends it, I'd take that as a solid bloody recommendation...
"solid bloody" sounds like an oxymoron
If you say so.
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Re: Deatchwerks fuel components
by SegR » Wed Apr 24, 2013 8:17 pm
Sounds like an abortion.
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Re: Deatchwerks fuel components
by Rome_BRZ » Thu Apr 25, 2013 12:48 am
SegR wrote:Sounds like an abortion.
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