Why You Need Injector Seals ? Part 1

[Tokay444]

Originally Posted by predapio As I have no axe to grind because I use the ambulette now, do you advise putting the Permatex on these seals too? @Tokay444;

I do not.

Originally Posted by CaptainCode How do these aftermarket seals hold up in the Canadian winters?

No issue at all.

[Dumbguy]

Im definitely a fan of the design of these as opposed to the cp-e ones. It makes sense to me that an intentional and designed deformation will create a better seal than just a little cup. Really interested to see what the price point is going to be.

[Tokay444]

Originally Posted by dan7225 Injector removal tool, studs, nuts...?

Studs and nuts will not be an issue.
CS will need to speak for the removal tool, but I've never personally needed one, and I've pulled some crusty injectors.

[jdmage_mx5]

Are these going to be the exact same spec as the Tokay V2 seals? (One day I will get off my lazy butt and get my v2 installed.......one day).

[Tokay444]

They are going to be identical save for the overall length.
All the distances from mating surfaces will remain the same.
I shortened up on them in the interest of maximizing material, and not have the open end flare out on the radius of the injector body.

[dan7225]

Originally Posted by Tokay444 Studs and nuts will not be an issue. CS will need to speak for the removal tool, but I've never personally needed one, and I've pulled some crusty injectors.

@CorkSport; definitely need an injector removal tool, it just makes it easy
maybe even as a loaner/rental

i've had some that came out easy and some that are a bitch, the tool is just GREAT!

[xliquidx]

Inj removal tool would be nice but so long as its not compulsory in the kit, I've done plenty with out it fine