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Old 01-24-2007, 02:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
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OK fuel system mod question

can you tie the two test ports which would be closest to the #1 cyclinder and the #8 Cylinder together, to allow even pressure to be at all the injectors? I am thinking that if you just tie them together so they can free flow through both rails the pressure would be the same across the board eliminating starvation problems?

maybe I just need to quit overthinking it.
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Old 01-24-2007, 02:27 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: OK fuel system mod question

You're idea is a little different, but for the most part I think they call that a regulated return kit...
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Old 01-24-2007, 02:54 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Re: OK fuel system mod question

well with a regulated return it just has a unit that is stand alond that can adjust the fuel pressure instead of the stocker, which can be changed with spring pressures, just want to get and equal amount of fuel to both sides and not starve any of the injectors.
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Old 01-24-2007, 03:01 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Re: OK fuel system mod question

Are you planning on addressing your supply? If you planning on runnig Hybrids or larger injectors you are going to need to address the fuel supply.

You are creating a balance tube between the heads w/ what you are talking about. But I would recommend a regulated return system.
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Old 01-24-2007, 03:16 PM   #5 (permalink)
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Re: OK fuel system mod question

My question again is balancing out the pressure evenly possible by doing this,
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Re: OK fuel system mod question

There is a back door approach to this by tiying #5 cylinder and #6 cylinder together with High Pressure Crossover line. I used a stainless steel line from KCM Diesel Performance. It made a big difference in my engine, wish I had done it sooner. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/eek.gif[/img]
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I guess there are test ports on those cylinders then?
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Re: OK fuel system mod question

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There is a back door approach to this by tiying #5 cylinder and #6 cylinder together with High Pressure Crossover line. I used a stainless steel line from KCM Diesel Performance. It made a big difference in my engine, wish I had done it sooner. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/eek.gif[/img]

[/ QUOTE ]That impacts the high pressure oil system NOT the fuel system.
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Re: OK fuel system mod question

If you're talking about the fuel system DI and ITP sell systems that cure everthing from in tank to the fuel dead head / pressure concerns.

If you're talking about the hpo system a H/X or hpos crossover line is in order, most if not all of the sponsors carry them.

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Re: OK fuel system mod question

no no no, we are talkin about getting equal fuel to all injectors, ie connecting the the rails so their is no dead end in the system and the pressure is equal throughout, ie connecting 5-6 or 7-8 doesnt really matter out of those two.
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If you're talking about the fuel system DI and ITP sell systems that cure everthing from in tank to the fuel dead head / pressure concerns.

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Re: OK fuel system mod question

actually it would be a line to the rear drivers side to the front passenger side. because the front drivers side is were it flows stock and rear passenger is flowed stock, I just like to see if I can get things to work, the truck already has a fuel pressure regulator on it and with some tinkering you can set it wherever you want, no big deal, now its getting the flow of fuel throughout the rails equal, and that is what I am trying to finger out, I just need to run a line from one side to the other so they dont dead end and wham, I got me a good lil fuel system? correct?
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Re: OK fuel system mod question

Why not just add a fuel line from the spare SAE style port near the bottom of the fuel bowl (near the 2 main exit fuel lines) to the rear port on the drivers side head. Seems like it would become an aftermarket bolt on by one of these companies to improve flow to the #8 starvation problem? I know it doesn't solve the air problem but it does solve the flow problem and may reduce/eliminate problems of the #8 incomplete fill noise. I know some guys have tried it, any luck?? Don't confuse the port on the fuel bowl near the top where we check fuel pressure that is unfiltered. Its the lower one I'm talking about.
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Re: OK fuel system mod question

I would think you would want to that to both sides though. Making one head flow fuel different that the other head doesn't seem like a good idea.
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Re: OK fuel system mod question

The front of the pass side head is a dead end. Ther rear of the drivers side head is a dead end. What are you hoping to gain by hooking two dead ends together?
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