Soot???
#1
Soot???
I have a 94 2500 auto, if a 160 pump has a 100 plate in it and slide all the way forward should it soot? Im not trying to soot on purpose i just was "testing" to make sure everything on the pump end of the engine was normal. I ask this because i made a 100 plate slide it all the way forward all i get is a puff of smoke off the line and thats it.
#2
yep thats about it. if the fuel plate is your first mod as it was mine you are or should be quite disapointed. your engine cant rev high/fuel hard enough to give you -real- noticable gains. you do gain but not like all the hype make you believe. if you want a much more responsive truck install 3 or 4k govoner springs. hands down the best modification to a 12 valve cummins!!! it will be a totally different truck. and keep the 100 plate.
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#4
dont do DV's or injectors that big till you have a good set of twins in your hands. the truck will be WAY HOT! and prolly bout unusable. 5x.012 or.014 are plenty for a DD truck and can get you well into the 500-600 HP range.
and yes but i wouldnt recomend one on a DD. you will wear you shift linkage quickly and get very tired of shifting it. IF you do you that rough get a reverse manual VB so if you mess up you dont throw the truck into N or R and DESTROY lots of expensive things. my vote is not to do a manual VB unless you drag, pull, or mud race as that was a WONDERFUL advantage in the big holes back in the day.
and yes but i wouldnt recomend one on a DD. you will wear you shift linkage quickly and get very tired of shifting it. IF you do you that rough get a reverse manual VB so if you mess up you dont throw the truck into N or R and DESTROY lots of expensive things. my vote is not to do a manual VB unless you drag, pull, or mud race as that was a WONDERFUL advantage in the big holes back in the day.
Last edited by turbo2332; 12-28-2011 at 08:23 PM.
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