Star screw
#2
Yeah that is the star wheel. With your DennyT pin I would leave it at the stock setting. What it does is adjust the pre load on the spring that controls the diaphragm for the fuel pin. By screwing the star wheel in there is less pre load and it takes less boost to push down the fuel pin allowing the pump to get to full power faster. The down side to this is you get full fuel with less boost so smoke and EGT's increase. I actually have my star wheel up pretty far from stock or the truck is a pain on the road. Start with it in the stock position and see how the truck runs.
The fuel screw is on the rear of the pump
The fuel screw is on the rear of the pump
#3
On the rear of the pump would be towards the firewall correct?
Thanks for telling me what that does im glad I didn't mess with it. Been driving it quite a bit sence I put the fuel pin in and it has great amount of power over factory and nice puff of smoke when taking off hard. EGT's have stayed the same.
Thanks for telling me what that does im glad I didn't mess with it. Been driving it quite a bit sence I put the fuel pin in and it has great amount of power over factory and nice puff of smoke when taking off hard. EGT's have stayed the same.
#4
yes it would be. It probably has a plastic or rubber cap over it and a tamper proof collar on it. I wish I could get ahold of a bone stock truck to do a good write up on pump tweaking. Make sure you read the warnings on runaway before messing with it. I would hate to see you scatter your engine.
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