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Rallyswift
PostPosted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 9:12 am 
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Is the GT and GTI fuel rail and injectors the same? I was going to buy a used GT fuel rail for my GTI

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PostPosted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 12:01 pm 
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A Swift GT and a Swift GTi are *exactly the same car*. Only difference is the "i".

What you are thinking about is the difference between the Swift GT/GTi and the Cultus GTi...

The difference between the Swift/Cultus engines is as follows:

Intake manifold
Pistons
Cams
ECU

If you're looking for a used fuel rail, try and get an MK1 rail, because they are hollow and flow slightly better. Other than that, and GT/GTi rail will work just fine.
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Rallyswift
PostPosted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 12:47 pm 
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Thanks! I buying the rail for the injectors and cutting out the factory regulator. So I can pull that tube out.

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strider
PostPosted: Mon Mar 30, 2009 1:31 am 
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l4mbch0ps wrote:
A Swift GT and a Swift GTi are *exactly the same car*. Only difference is the "i".

What you are thinking about is the difference between the Swift GT/GTi and the Cultus GTi...

The difference between the Swift/Cultus engines is as follows:

Intake manifold
Pistons
Cams
ECU

If you're looking for a used fuel rail, try and get an MK1 rail, because they are hollow and flow slightly better. Other than that, and GT/GTi rail will work just fine.



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stevegti2
PostPosted: Mon Mar 30, 2009 4:15 am 
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mk2 ph1 injectors have a longer nozzle

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PostPosted: Thu Apr 02, 2009 5:15 am 
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Umm I think a few people said that the MK3 has different injectors than the MK2. The MK3's Injectors are supposed to be the same as the Cultus GTi.

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Umm I think a few people said that the MK3 has different injectors than the MK2. The MK3's Injectors are supposed to be the same as the Cultus GTi.


"Mk3" Swift GT/GTi and Cultus GTi both have the extended injectors, and "Mk2" both have regular injectors. The injectors don't vary from Swift to Cultus, just generation to generation.
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MKV
PostPosted: Sun May 21, 2017 7:10 am 
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l4mbch0ps wrote:
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Umm I think a few people said that the MK3 has different injectors than the MK2. The MK3's Injectors are supposed to be the same as the Cultus GTi.


"Mk3" Swift GT/GTi and Cultus GTi both have the extended injectors, and "Mk2" both have regular injectors. The injectors don't vary from Swift to Cultus, just generation to generation.


How can I differentiate by the look of injector which one is from mk2 and mk3 ?? Any differences for example in color?
Which ones are better?

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instant_shine
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Injectors from an mk2 has a green plastic tip. Mk3 has a metal tip.
They flow the same.

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