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[[ChRiS]] 12-19-2010 12:02 PM
More Power?
 
I have a 96 psd and was wondering if there was any cheap way to gain a little extra power? right now i have a dp tuner, straight pipe, intake, and waiting on my turbo to come back with a bd compressor wheel. any help is good.
thanks chris

PHPDiesel 12-19-2010 01:22 PM
Without higher capacity injectors, you're out of luck.

OceanDiesel 12-19-2010 07:08 PM
In my '96 I had stacks and intake, no chip or tuner, with a 5 speed. I put in Stage I injectors and that truck came to life. PHP is right, injectors will do the trick, especially with what you've already done.

[[ChRiS]] 12-20-2010 02:47 AM
yeah.... it would be nice if i had the cash. college kid right now. if rons turbo shop in utah ever sends my turbo back to me( 3 weeks now) from getting balanced i plan on shimming the fpr will that help any?

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what about just replacing the nozzles? does that help?

prison 12-20-2010 02:57 AM
yes replacing the nozzles will help as long as your injectors are good which i'm assuming they are

[[ChRiS]] 12-20-2010 09:33 AM
where can i get a good set of nozzles?

prison 12-20-2010 02:12 PM
post on this site requesting a quote. the vendors will p.m. u with prices. that's the easiest way

PHPDiesel 12-20-2010 05:13 PM
Don't waste your time with larger nozzles on a stock AA injector.

The issue with AA injectors is not the nozzle size....it is the limited fuel capacity. If you put larger nozzles on your stock 90cc injectors, you will have wasted a ton of time and money because the injectors will empty almost instantly and you will be left with no "push" on top of the piston after TDC.

Originally Posted by prison
post on this site requesting a quote. the vendors will p.m. u with prices. that's the easiest way
If a vendor will actually sell you larger nozzles for a stock AA injector, that person needs to check their conscience.

redneckabbott 12-20-2010 06:54 PM
If you can go without your truck for alittle while, send your injectors off to rosewood diesel and have them built to flow more. It's cheaper than buying reman injectors

[[ChRiS]] 12-21-2010 11:37 PM
Originally Posted by redneckabbott (Post 671442)
If you can go without your truck for alittle while, send your injectors off to rosewood diesel and have them built to flow more. It's cheaper than buying reman injectors
any price on how much that would cost? im new to all this diesel stuff. where is rosewood at? im from indiana

Screwinitupagain 12-22-2010 11:14 AM
Hey [[ChRiS]] how do you like your tuner?

prison 12-22-2010 02:39 PM
Originally Posted by PHPDiesel (Post 671367)
Don't waste your time with larger nozzles on a stock AA injector.

The issue with AA injectors is not the nozzle size....it is the limited fuel capacity. If you put larger nozzles on your stock 90cc injectors, you will have wasted a ton of time and money because the injectors will empty almost instantly and you will be left with no "push" on top of the piston after TDC.



If a vendor will actually sell you larger nozzles for a stock AA injector, that person needs to check their conscience.
my bad cody. that was one of my no sleep posts at 4 in the morning. that bit of info slipped my mind

[[ChRiS]] 12-23-2010 10:18 PM
Originally Posted by Screwinitupagain (Post 672482)
Hey [[ChRiS]] how do you like your tuner?
haha funny you should ask. i have drove my truck maybe 2 hours with it since i got it. truck keeps breaking but a lot of power increased. i love it well what i have seen lol

OceanDiesel 12-27-2010 12:02 PM
Rosewood is in N.E. corner area of Ohio, don't remember the town tho.


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