bigrich must be outside tinkerin

 

where can i find those injectors on the internet and do they offer different horse variations or is it limited.if anyone has any automatic tranny questions let me know,i just ripped mine out had it rebuilt and put it back in,it wasnt fun but saved a ton of money.lots to know about converters and cable adjustments.

 

i have a buddy who has a 92 cummins flatbed that blows so much smoke you cant see the *** end of that pickup for about a mile or two.thick black smoke just billows out of that truck.do you also have a bully dog fuel pin or just injectors and housing?

 

i still have the stock fuel pin a friend of mine made one but it wasn't any better than stock you can look around on the internet piersdiesel still has lots of stuff for the 1st gens

 

Bigrich, did u turn the pump up yet?

 

not yet man im still waitn.ill hopefully have it turned up by the weekend.i turned up the smoke screw i noticed a little more smoke when i start the truck and when i pin it from a dead stop it puffs a little but nothi to write home about.

 

I turned my fuel pin a little yesterday, noticed a big difference wide open throttle and more smoke. Still waitin on gauges before I do anymore. I should be alright with that as long as I don't hold the throttle down for a long time.

 

Do you have a pyro, and if you have any specific questions, I'd be happy to answer them for you. It's pretty easy to do, just be careful and pay attention. There is a small washer on each side of the banjo fitting on the diaphragm cover. Be careful not to lose it. Only take you about 10 minutes to turn the pin, if u want to try it out

 

dont hold it pinned for a long time and watch your foot when your pullin a grade or haulin a load.youll be fine.do you have an auto or manual trans

 

no pyro she is bone stock except for a built auto tranny and i cut the muffler off