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5.9L 24V Bombs (Aftermarket) Discussion of 24 Valve 5.9 Liter Dodge Cummins Diesels with VP44 Injection Pumps Related To Performance And Longevity

im looking at getting some sort of aftermarket fuel delivery system, and have it narrowed down to the fass or the airdog. they both seem like great systems but i would like to hear others input or reviews on these two systems. thanks in advance. ... JOIN NOW TO REMOVE TRACER

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Old 06-19-2007, 10:29 PM
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Question FASS Or Airdog?

im looking at getting some sort of aftermarket fuel delivery system, and have it narrowed down to the fass or the airdog. they both seem like great systems but i would like to hear others input or reviews on these two systems. thanks in advance. by the way i have an 2001 cummins.

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Old 06-19-2007, 10:34 PM
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I personally prefer the FASS system but the Airdog is good also. The only reason I like the FASS better is because of it's efficiency rating at removing air in the fuel and the advancements they have made in making the system quieter but you cant go wrong with either one. Our resident Cummins experts will give you more insite as to which one performs better for your engine.

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Old 06-19-2007, 10:49 PM
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Hey JD, welcome to the site Bud. We can't answer much of your question until you fill out your signature so that we know details of what you have.

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Old 06-19-2007, 10:58 PM
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Geez...didnt you see the litttle toy truck in his sig? What more do you want?
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FASS for me.

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I personally prefer the FASS kits. Not very many Air Dog kits out there, and I only know of select few that offer them. The FASS kits I think are more common, and therefore subject to more abuse on the whole. With that said, I hear of very few serious issues with them. I feel for the money the FASS is the best bet. Got one on my truck.

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thanks for the replies guys, i filled out the info on my truck in my sig.
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Old 06-20-2007, 08:21 PM
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I run the Fass II (pump only) and have nuttin but good to say about it...have also installed 15-20 other units for people and had zero problems ....also the fine folks at Fass back their product up and are there after the sale if need be.......this my friend is what its all about

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Old 06-21-2007, 10:15 AM
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I have the same Vegistroke system as CHenry and the FASS seems to work pretty good. We run vegi oil through it and as far as the pump goes it is dong great. I have it on a 2007 powerstroke

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airdog on my truck.id buy air dog again

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I am bringing this back to the top because I am asking the same questions as JD140h3. I see his sig now includes the Air Dog pump.
Our new sponser (Diesel Distributors) has what seems to me to be a very good price on the AirDog system (about $200 less than the FASS).
Is there enough difference in the two to justify the exrta money for the FASS? I have read lots about people's experiances with the FASS. What about the Air Dog? Are they noisey or unreliable? What are people's opinions on the quality of the system and their customer service? What kind of pressure can one expect with it?

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From what I can tell the Air Dog has a 1 year warranty compared to the FASS which has a 6 year warranty. I know nothing about the Air Dog as I only carry the FASS Systems.
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From what I can tell the Air Dog has a 1 year warranty compared to the FASS which has a 6 year warranty. I know nothing about the Air Dog as I only carry the FASS Systems.
AirDog now has a 6year warranty. Also they are on sale for 500 bucks. I will be getting a AirDog. FASS is the same as AirDog and the inventor/owner of AirDog's son took the idea from his dad(AirDog) and made his own product I guess to compete with his dad. Doesn't sound very nice of son to do something like that to his dad, but to each his own.

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I ain't tryin to sell anybody on anything different cause I think both of these are good products but in the interest of knowing all the options available. I installed a belt driven lift pump a few weeks back and so far it's lookin like the greatest thing since sliced bread hit the market.
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