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7.3 Cowboy 08-18-2010 04:53 PM

Injector nozzles
 
Were i can i buy injector nozzels and parts to make my injectors either a stage 3 or a hybrid injector?

CSIPSD 08-18-2010 05:17 PM

Your best bet, is to buy a set of injectors from one of our fine vendors. I know they are expensive, but you get what your pay for with injectors...

Dont DIY with PSD injectors.

as far as the type of injector, what is your HP goal?

7.3 Cowboy 08-18-2010 05:29 PM

The reason I wanted to buy the stuff and build it is because in my diesel mecahnics class we are gonna rebuild injectors and i thought i would a good experience and save me some money over the complete injector.

After the injectors, custom tunes, clutch, water/meth, a bigger turbo i would like to be around 500 or 550 and still be able to tow

Diezel Dawg 08-18-2010 05:33 PM

Call Rosewood Diesel. They will hook u up. Sounds like a good idea for your class. go for it

scott52575 08-18-2010 05:36 PM

I did the DIY kit from Rosewood and honestly I'm on the fence well see after my HPOP goes back on if I think they are not right ...the barrels and plungers are the main concern ...then nozzles last I guess I am keyed in on the whole injector thing I have a guy who is willing to sell me cores for 200.00 with 140,000 now if they are in good shape and I throw in a rebuild kit at 250.00 I can resell em for 850.00 easy vs 2000.00 for new alliants BUT I do not have a flow bench which scares me ....me screwing up my truck is one thing selling a set and having one go bad is another lol having a flow bench is key my injectors had only 70K so nozzles and pistons and barrels were not worn BUT once you get high miles ect your bound to run into issue and parts are expensive!

7.3 Cowboy 08-18-2010 05:37 PM


Originally Posted by Diezel Dawg (Post 607446)
Call Rosewood Diesel. They will hook u up. Sounds like a good idea for your class. go for it

Alright I will give them a call

CSIPSD 08-18-2010 06:09 PM


Originally Posted by Diezel Dawg (Post 607446)
Call Rosewood Diesel. They will hook u up. Sounds like a good idea for your class. go for it

I see you got your injectors from Cass... How come you didnt go with Rosewood?

I know there was a guy that posted here a time or two that went with the DIY injectors and had issues... Steve I think is his name...

I'm just sayin, building your own injectors can save you some money. Or not.


Originally Posted by 7.3 Cowboy (Post 607450)
Alright I will give them a call


Please... get them flowed after you build them...


500-550... I would ask for parts to build 250/200

ie 250cc and 200% nozzles...

7.3 Cowboy 08-18-2010 06:17 PM


Originally Posted by CSIPSD (Post 607479)
Please... get them flowed after you build them...


500-550... I would ask for parts to build 250/200

ie 250cc and 200% nozzles...

I will have them flowed. i thought a 250/200 was a hybrid?

CSIPSD 08-18-2010 06:25 PM


Originally Posted by 7.3 Cowboy (Post 607485)
I will have them flowed. i thought a 250/200 was a hybrid?


"Stage 3" and a "Hybrid" are the same thing... There are different sizes of hybrids, but the basic parts are the same.

Standard hybrids are 235/30 or 235/80...

7.3 Cowboy 08-18-2010 06:31 PM


Originally Posted by CSIPSD (Post 607490)
"Stage 3" and a "Hybrid" are the same thing... There are different sizes of hybrids, but the basic parts are the same.

Standard hybrids are 235/30 or 235/80...

ok, Thanks for clearing that up i had them confused


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