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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

i inherited a 98 dodge 3500 dually and i wanted to run bully dog triple dog on it...but a friend of mine says its not a good idea to run heavy duty programmers on stock injectors...do i need to upgrade my injectors?...ne suggestions for more ... JOIN NOW TO REMOVE TRACER

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Old 08-04-2007, 10:49 AM
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i inherited a 98 dodge 3500 dually and i wanted to run bully dog triple dog on it...but a friend of mine says its not a good idea to run heavy duty programmers on stock injectors...do i need to upgrade my injectors?...ne suggestions for more power would be nice -
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Old 08-04-2007, 11:10 AM
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First of all - WELCOME to the site. Lots of great info and guys here.

Second, is this a 12Valve or a 24Valve? In 98 there were two different engines.

Third, SSSSLLLLOOOWWW down a bit....do you understand the importance of guages? You dont mention guages or even the use of the outlook monitor. If you dont know much about diesels - heres the short and sweet on a 24V - using a programmer changes the fuel map and adds more fuel. Therefore, its necessary to monitor the exhaust gas temperatures with a pyrometer. This is necessary because the added fuel creates much more heat and if you dont have a pyrometer, you run the risk of melting pistons. You will also want a boost guage to monitor turbo performance and a fuel pressure guage to monitor the health of your lift pump. This is the absolute minumum that you will need.

Also, if you have a 24V you should also be looking at upgrading the lift pump. -

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its the 24 valve and sorry i left out i do want the outlook monitor with it...im going to get a BHAF and stacks too -
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Old 08-04-2007, 02:11 PM
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Uh, ok...so you have an idea about what is involved.

Im not sure how aggreesive the bullydog box is, but I think you will be just fine with your stock injectors (for now anyway). I think you are much better off getting a fuel system upgrade and mechanical fuel pressure guage. -
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any suggestions for brands or anything? -
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Old 08-04-2007, 02:22 PM
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brands of what? -
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Old 08-04-2007, 02:26 PM
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gauges, autometer, isspro, diprocal there all good
bhaf, you can get them amost anywhere if you need a list of part numbers let me know
stacks, talk to grand rock
last but not least theres better programmers out there then the bully dog, like a smarty -

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Old 08-04-2007, 02:31 PM
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Best to Prepare for the bombs , Is it an automatic?

And Get a Fuel Pressure Gauge ASAP Cause our Stock Fuel Pumps Suck and it will die and take your Injection Pump with it ,

Once you have a good Platform the Skys the limit , But if you spend all your Money on Bombs then Something happens / Breaks because of last of preparation , Then you have a kick ass truck thats a lawn ordiment , Mines been like that a few times its not good

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Old 08-04-2007, 02:49 PM
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Youll want a FP guage for sure. Seriously, it can save you a thousand+ bucks. I recommend Isspro (they match the stock guages the best), or DiPricol.

Get a 0-30 psi guage like this one:

http://www.dieselmanor.com/isspro/r5..._fuelpress.asp - If you go with Isspro make sure you get the EV (enhanced visibility) series guages.

or this one:

http://www.dieselmanor.com/dipricol/c307425opx_fuel.asp

I also like the Stewart Warner Performance line:


http://www.sw-performance.com/index....tails&p=114382 -
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unless I'm mistaken the only bully dog for the 24v is the torque dog, the triple is only for the gen 3's -

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Glad to see ya join up. Theres a lot of good info hidden in these threads, take some time and read through them. It will save you a ton of money by doing it now instead of later.

To answer the original question, you can run any Chip with your stock injectors, you just won't get the full affect of it. But as mentioned before, before you start crankin the HP, fix the things that are gonna be broke by doing it. Before anything else is done you need the Fuel Pressure Guage and an aftermarket high flow lift pump and larger fuel lines. The lift pump and larger fuel lines are what it's gonna take to keep enough fuel flowing to supply that chip without overheating the Injector pump. The stock system won't do it. If you have an automatic, you will also need to start thinking about the upgrade to it. As a stock unit it will not handle the full affect of even a mild chip for very long. If it is the NV4500 5 speed tranny, well at some point you will also need to upgrade it but it will hold better then the auto.

Better fuel supply and Fuel pressure guage, first things though. -

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its an auto...i meant what is the best brand for fuel systems...what chip works best with the 98 24v trucks? and what is the best way to build up my stock auto tranny? i come from a part of texas where diesels are real popular and off road trucks r popular but people tend to follow fads without knowing wut they're doing...and i want to understand my truck...so pretty much everyone runs banks and edge...so i really only know the basics and what goes in the pages of the diesel magazines...so any information ya'll can give is appreciated... -
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Get the biggest baddest Torque Converter And put a TFOD TransGo Shift Kit in it Adjust the bands and consider the tranny done , I would go for a TST box you can always stack to it later , And Get a FASS Fuel System , Then Get some 100HP Sticks then look at a superB charger ........ -
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woah woah woah wut r sticks and by charger u mean turbo charger right? -
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