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Bad93Cummins 09-23-2009 10:09 PM

Injector's
 
Well guys, not to sure right now, had to cancel my order cause of some crap from coaltrain, so getting to thinking agian, should I stick with 370's or go a different route?

I tow my mud truck(not very often), my atv's, Daily driver and haul misc. stuff very seldom.

SPLnut 10-09-2009 05:33 PM

buy you some 435 tips and have a local shop install and reset the pops...

RSWORDS 10-09-2009 07:56 PM

I would no put new tips on old injectors. Either have yours totally redone with new tips or just get all "new" injectors. I would go with the 435's if it was me.

tower_ofpower 10-09-2009 10:05 PM


Originally Posted by RSWORDS (Post 408305)
I would no put new tips on old injectors. Either have yours totally redone with new tips or just get all "new" injectors. I would go with the 435's if it was me.

x2 bud; replacing the tips is a great way to cut cost but it also leaves possibly worn parts in the injectors. such as the needle to body clearance resulting in a good bit of fuel being returned via the injectors or weakened springs. i have no idea about injector sizes, but bobby on the other hand if he says go the 435 route; listen to the man :U:. egt's will be managable through pump tuning and still be able to gain power over stock.:rocking:

Bad93Cummins 10-10-2009 06:56 AM

Thanks guy's ya I already planned on 435's this is kinda of an old thread now, lol but thanks guy's.


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