Just Making sure.
 

have a 02, auto. intake. exhuast.airdog. at running temp its at 190. cruising, my fuel pressure is 14-15. boost at WOT is 18. (hx35 swapped) my egts sit at about 800. how does everything sound? also, how often should i change my filters on the airdog? and what are the filter size?

Sound like you need to add a boost elbow and a bit more fuel. :tu:

When the fuel pressure drops. Like I've got a bit over 30K on my AirDog 150 filter and barely lost about 1-2 PSI. Not enough to worry yet because my WOT pressure is still 16 PSI I'm not even worried.

I'm running 2-3 micron filters for the best protection of the VP44. (Fleetgaurd or Donaldson)
Mopar1973Man's Dodge Cummins Articles - AirDog Filter Numbers

Boost elbow? I'm getting a quadzilla Friday. It's free. So dont hate yet!

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FF100-5 (5 Micron) Fleetguard FF5587
Part number? For the filters for the water fuel separator?

Remember Quadzilla is out of business and there is no support for it. :w2:

Hit the link on my last post its got all the AirDog filter numbers.

It was either quadzilla or banks. I'm trading for a EZ off a common rail.

Alright. I have aftermarket filters currently. So I guess just go get those same filters?

Just check on the micron rating of the filter before buying them. Brand name isn't as important as the micron rating. I tend to so far like Fleetguard or Donaldson filters...:w2:

Alright. I just wanna make sure it will fit.

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EGT is around 6-7. Not 8.

It is good to see that I am not the only one that preaches the use of these filters on Diesels. I also like Baldwin filters. Mopar filters for Cummins diesel are manufactured by Fleetguard so you wont go wrong with those either.

Still not sure which filter I need. Can someone just post what I need. Exactly. L

If the fuel filter set up is manufactured by Air Dog then I would check with them on what size and style of filter they use. Unfortunately I do not have an Air Dog filter set up. Most of my experience is with mostly stock trucks. I recommend changing the fuel filter on a stock truck every 10 to 15000 miles.