With map-changing feedback from the relay - even if the relay is slow, it will only change maps when the injectors get power. You could wire them so both sets get used or so it switches between the two sets.
I wish I could find the page again, but it showed heat vs time using peak/hold injectors w/o a resistor box. That draws 4 amps through the drivers. 2 amps (dual saturated) should last a very long time, if not indefinately, if you: vent the ecu, put a tiny fan above the injector drivers (nearest the "A" plug), and cement small heat sinks onto the trasistors.
One issue I was just thinking about was latencies. Using 8 of the same kind may not mess with latencies if the drivers can deliver the power, but using 2 different kinds will. If you used something like a Moates 2-Timer to switch the BIN on the chip completely, you could use whatever injectors you want, but would need an external source to change the maps (like a pressure switch or rpm box).