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1993cummins 01-01-2013 07:40 PM

fuel pin help ?
 
so i have a bone stock 1993 dodge cummins , besides the suspension
i dont have aftermarket gauges , but all my stock ones work.
do i need aftermarket gauges to get a dennyt 1 fuel pin ? ,
and whats the difference between denny 1 and 2 ? . thanks guys

BIGREDGOAT 01-01-2013 09:03 PM

Yes!!! Any thong that you do to modify the fuel system you need to be able to monitor your get at least....

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firstgenfreak93 01-04-2013 10:08 AM

Gauges first... they r most important. The difference in stage one and stage two is about 20 hp. You can get free hp by turning up the fuel to your pump for free. Do that first.

1993cummins 01-04-2013 05:50 PM


Originally Posted by firstgenfreak93 (Post 976869)
Gauges first... they r most important. The difference in stage one and stage two is about 20 hp. You can get free hp by turning up the fuel to your pump for free. Do that first.

Do i need gauges ? , I am tight on money and before i ordered the pin i didnt think it would need gauges , if i absoulutley need them what are the gauges i need ?

BIGREDGOAT 01-04-2013 06:13 PM

Well, pyrometer. That way you can monitor your exhaust gas temperature. If you can spare the coin, a boost, monitors turbo psi, and fuel pressure, which monitors your fuel pressure going to the ip

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1993cummins 01-04-2013 06:41 PM


Originally Posted by BIGREDGOAT (Post 976975)
Well, pyrometer. That way you can monitor your exhaust gas temperature. If you can spare the coin, a boost, monitors turbo psi, and fuel pressure, which monitors your fuel pressure going to the ip

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okay , i guess i wont be driving for a while until i can afford gauges , what do you recomend for pyrometre ? , any half decent deals out there ?

BIGREDGOAT 01-04-2013 07:05 PM

Isspro and try our vendors bud! And if you do drive it, becareful... the cost to rebuild it yourself is 2500+

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1993cummins 01-04-2013 08:29 PM


Originally Posted by BIGREDGOAT (Post 976991)
Isspro and try our vendors bud! And if you do drive it, becareful... the cost to rebuild it yourself is 2500+

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thanks for the help man ! , i will just install the pin when i get the pyro gauge so i can drive in the meantime !!!!!


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