Just wanting opinions on what people think would be the better way to go. I need (or maybe it's just a want, I'm not too sure with half the repairs I do on this car) to replace my injectors. I have it narrowed down to 2 options and the cost for each option is the same. I could order a set from Colorado Biodiesel with the Bosch nozzles or I could order a set of Bozios and get the balanced and tested at a local shop. I just wished that Colorado biodiesel used bozio nozzles because that would make my decision easy.

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1985 300SD

Hi Mike,

Sorry, I don't really have an answer or advice, but I did just look up Colorado BioDiesel's site and they do have a nice assortment of rebuilt Bosch injectors available. Has there been any concensus here about their products and/or their work? I read about their Vegject injectors for SVO/WVO and I would like to know if they would be a good addition to my WVO setup (GreaseCar/VegTherm) since I have already been looking to replace/rebuild my injectors. I have been considering Bosio's, too, but I just don't have a good reliable shop here in Las Vegas to do the installation/calibration. If I could just buy a set of these and drop them in myself, I could probably save myself some money - IF they will work and are good!

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