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I don't have any specific exp with this place, but here is an email from the Rennlist about a place that was recommended for injector work.

> >what do they do except run some techtron through them? Seems new
> >would be better or running your own techtron. Unless you have a
> >problem why fool with something..shop around, i know the prices on
> >the Carrera injectors have comedown in the last few years. Bruce
> >Abbott
>
> No, RC Engineering blueprints the injectors.
>
> They first measure the flow rate and evaluate the spray pattern. Then
> they clean the injectors until they flow all the same. Finally, all
> new O-rings, gaskets, etc. are replaced with new pieces. When they are
> returned, they are indistinguishable from new.
>
> For example, 1990 Mazda RX-7 w/ lopey idle, stumbling acceleration.
> 70,000 miles.
>
> I had tried various fuel injector cleaners, as additives, including
> the Redline Oil products in various concentrations without noting any
> improvement.
>
> Injectors sent in. One injector simply dripped. The other had spray
> patterns ranging from "poor" to "fair". Afterwards, spray patterns
> were all "good", and the flow rates were within <0.3%. Idle was fine
> after that, and acceleration smoothed out considerably. Cost was $125
> for 4 injectors, including next day shipping. Cost for 1 new injector
> for this car is $250.
>