M&H fuel pin
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i'd put gauges in it b4 you start messin with fuel pins... the m4 and m5 have the same full fuel ammount they just adjust when it hits full fuel with a different profile. the m3 has an increased mid and top fuel but it isnt as agressive as the m4 or m5 and last but not least the m2 is a towing pin i suppose... its got a better fuel curve and a slight increase over stock... if you go into the contests and give aways M&H and dieselbombers are sponsoring a fuel pin give away for first gens... it has a description of the pins... probably easier to understand then my jumble.... be sure to enter that contest tho, cant beat a free fuel pin
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i should be o.k. egt wise with just messing with the fuel adjustment on the back of the pump and repositioning the stock fuelpin. kinda risky i guess! just with the back pump adjustment it rolls some good coal. i hit about 1250 rollin the coal on my 96. i need to really get a pyro/ boost set up for my 1st gen
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Tower ofpower, is your pyro in your downpipe, I can't remember not seeing more than 700 degrees even from a stop till 35 mph, its been a long time sense I've had a fairly stock truck. I guess that my high egt had something to do with the trans going out, engine couldn't push the truck by itself.
Last edited by 921stgen; 09-13-2009 at 07:26 AM.
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ahhh yeah i keep forgetting that it is post turbo... so i take that back... i havent gone over 900* corrected by the 200 rule of thumb thanks for the reminder. as for the getrag... i'm pretty sure the only downside is 5th gear... i believe you can permanently fix that problem now and it'll handle just about w/e you throw at it...