Upgrading ideas?
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Intake, Exhaust, and then fueling. You already have a raptor and exhaust. Im not sure what you mean by banks air intake. Im assuming the intake elbow from the intercooler that they make. You need some sort of cold air intake. You do need atleast a fuel pressure guage. 24v's need those. Gotta keep that VP happy! Then you could throw in some 50-75hp injectors and maybe a 3 piece exhaust manifold. They help alot with spool and keeping EGT's in check.
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thanks for all your advice!
the guy a bought my truck from put the banks power pack on the truck. and i have pyro and boost guage but not fuel psi. so far i added the smarty and raptor to it. i guess now after i put a clutch in then do injectors, turbo, and maybe prop injection. any thoughts on these?
the guy a bought my truck from put the banks power pack on the truck. and i have pyro and boost guage but not fuel psi. so far i added the smarty and raptor to it. i guess now after i put a clutch in then do injectors, turbo, and maybe prop injection. any thoughts on these?
Last edited by levinelson; 12-26-2012 at 12:27 AM.
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Seems like most guys are scared of, or hate propane injection. I'm a licenced auto tech and I worked at a shop where we did at least 100 propane conversions on gas jobs in the late 90s. I wouldn't mind trying it. I saw some ebay kits that were cheap enough to take the chance on them, the few bits of info I could find said some guys got into the 32 mpg range. But you have to factor in the propane you are burning too. Unless you really want to go wild your stock turbo should be good enough...for awhile anyways
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well if i add anymore fuel upgrades the stock turbo wont produce the right amount of air to fuel thats needed. atleast from what i have been told anything over 75hp power increase would call for a bigger turbo. And from what i have heard prop helps your engine burn almost 100% of the fuel dumped into it. if you have it set up where you constantly get a little amount going in you can see 30hp and lower egts. and i have heard it's over all good for the motor when useing the right amounts.
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well if i add anymore fuel upgrades the stock turbo wont produce the right amount of air to fuel thats needed. atleast from what i have been told anything over 75hp power increase would call for a bigger turbo. And from what i have heard prop helps your engine burn almost 100% of the fuel dumped into it. if you have it set up where you constantly get a little amount going in you can see 30hp and lower egts. and i have heard it's over all good for the motor when useing the right amounts.