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  1. 10-17-2007, 08:08 PM #1
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    Default h22 injectors swap question"

    are resistor box needed on a h22 swap civic that has some rc injectors already on it? and if not will gsr ones work
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    It depends what the rc's are. Saturated or peak and hold. Meter them with a dvom and see what the resistance is.

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    if they are around 3 ohm then you need to have a resistorbox. if they are 12 ohm or higher then you don't.
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