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Old 19-06-2012, 21:02   #1
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Old 19-06-2012, 21:05   #2
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so these are a different company? where they based?
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Old 20-06-2012, 08:43   #3
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No these injector sets are genuine MG Rover... probably the last stock available!
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Old 20-06-2012, 09:53   #4
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Part numbers please.
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KBAL70P46 200bar (other numbers 961 939 819)

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A member special price (for a limited time) of £200 posted. I just fitted a brand new set into my car today!
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Old 20-06-2012, 15:20   #8
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A member special price (for a limited time) of £200 posted. I just fitted a brand new set into my car today!
Not bad £50 saving from ur site
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Sounds like the standard later injectors to me, you say 200bar, the sdi's are 160 bar. So these will give zero benefit on later l series cars.
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KBAL70P46 200bar (other numbers 961 939 819)

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Old 21-06-2012, 09:26   #11
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the sdi's open at 200 bar, the later at 210.
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Old 21-06-2012, 12:22   #12
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Sounds like the standard later injectors to me, you say 200bar, the sdi's are 160 bar. So these will give zero benefit on later l series cars.
Sorry to be rude, but you're totally wrong!
SDi are 200Bar while the 25/45/ZR/ZS ones are 210Bar.
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Old 21-06-2012, 12:29   #13
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Sounds like the standard later injectors to me, you say 200bar, the sdi's are 160 bar. So these will give zero benefit on later l series cars.
SDi's are 200 BAR.. Nothing are 160? Where did you hear that?

The later ZR/ZS/25/45 etc.. are 210 BAR..
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