P-Pumped 24v Advice
I am looking for opinions based on experience with building up a P-pumped 24. I have a 2004 F250 4x4 with a 12 Valve and an NV4500. I have several motors, trucks, and parts and had some ideas. I have done several Cummins/Ford swaps and now it is time to build myself a nice pulling/quick off the line weekend driver. I was thinking about a 24 V with a P-pump and twins. My question is, what should I use for injectors, size turbos, delivery valves, things of that nature? I have experience with these and have my own ideas, I just wanted to hear some others. Thanks in advance.
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just do a 12v as you will make more power with it. thats imho.
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I currently have a 12 valve in it. I am building a 24. Trying to see what combo of injectors, DV's, turbos, cams, etc, have worked best for those who have already done it.
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Re: P-Pumped 24v Advice
Go with an hx35 and s400 twin setup, got it only truck and its great, spools up real quick
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i would keep it a 24 valve and do some porting. do a 13mm pump:bat:
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Finally, someone that has done it! I have a 12mm pump. How much difference is a 13 going to make? Currently in the pump there is a #0 plate and AFC mods. I have thought about DV's and different injectors. Did you have to change the injectors in any way? I have read that you have to change the pop-off pressure to 240 bar. Any ideas?
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the bigger pumps flow more at a lower pressure so you will have to drop the pop off pressure to compesate or youll end up with a chug mine did cause the pop was too high. and a 13 will make a bit of a difference on power, but if your not going to build a monster i would stick with the 12. i would go with a set of II tow twins or a bd R700 kit for fast spool and good towing. II also has a good setup on billet DVs also. also what size injectors do you currently have.
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