What brand of replacement fuel injector should I buy for my 94 Camaro 3.4L motor

[limey222]

I'm looking for some opinions based on real experience. I've determined that I have leaky injectors and I want to replace all 6. there is a huge price range, Delco running around $600 thru Standard at around $330 to Accel at around $250. I would expect no problems with the Delco's but i would like to save a little money. How is the Standard product?
Also if I go on to a site like Summit and enter my engine or model details it recommends a certain part number. To make maters more complicated some brands like Accel also have a choice of ratings lbs of fuel power hour. I used one of the formulas basing my HP at 180 and it seemed to recommend 19lbs/hr injectors. The other brands like standard doesn't quote a rating.
I've been leaning towards buying thee Standard FJ95's at $56 each, Summit listed them for a 94 3.4L V6 engine.
Any help would be appreciated, I've never replaced them before and I would like to order them this weekend.

[limey222]

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[MGBV8]

Another source:

http://www.rockauto.com/en/catalog/chevrolet,1994,camaro,3.4l+v6,1035863,fuel+&+air,fuel+injector,6224

[MG four six eight]

Michael,

Unless the coil is shorted or open most injectors can be saved (even if they are dripping/leaking) by ultrasonic cleaning them,
I have had very good success having them cleaned by Witch Hunter Performance http://www.witchhunter.com/ They will even send you a sheet that has the before and after flow rates of each injector.
Witch Hunter is located  here in WA state, so they are fairly close to you to save on shipping time,

Bill

[Moderator]

I had good luck with having injectors cleaned too. This old thread shows what the report looked like:
http://forum.britishv8.org/read.php?6,33428,page=2

[mgb260]

Michael, I've read some guys like the Bosch type 3 style injectors. Yellow, 19lb for 5.0 Ford V8. Supposedly more reliable and better spray pattern than the GM injectors.