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Injector Dynamics Id2000 Injectors 14mm 2000.60.14 on 2040-parts.com

US $900.00
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Happy Valley, Oregon, US

Happy Valley, Oregon, US
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The ID2000 has set the standard for linearity and control in a large injector.
Flowing in excess of 2000cc/min at 3 bar, the ID2000 will also provide a smooth stoichiometric idle on small bore engines running E85, and it will do all this while maintaining strict linearity up to 95% duty cycle at 9000rpm.

With a pressure capability of 9 bar this injector can flow as much as 3700cc/min with excellent low pulsewidth linearity, and has the broadest operating range of any injector on the market.


ID2000 Injector
14mm (Purple) Top
Denso Female Connector
60mm Length

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