diy stage 1 injectors ar in - Diesel Forum

Fdturbobrando · 06-30-2008, 09:06 AM

wow that is the best mony i have spent in a long time. i took the injectors out rebuilt all 8 and put them in and was test driving it in about 8 hours. lets just say it is rolling coal now. that is only with a superchip 1200 gold series. so my next thing will be Tony Wildman or TS maybe Dp tuner.

fastg60 · 06-30-2008, 09:58 AM

Was the rebuild fairly easy? i'm leaning towards doing this on my own truck. Did you take any pics of the procedure? Also, did you notice a power difference?

Fdturbobrando · 06-30-2008, 04:50 PM

the first injector was the hardest to figure out but the instructions are awesome.then before ya know it you are knocking them out in 15 or 20 min, no i didnt take any pics sorry but the kit comes with a nice slide show. power ooooo ya at a loss of words ha ha and it rolls the coal ha ha it was definitely worth my time and my money. you wont be disappointed

brian213 · 06-30-2008, 05:04 PM

This was a rebuild kit? Who/where?

Thanks,

-Brian

Fdturbobrando · 06-30-2008, 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by brian213

This was a rebuild kit? Who/where?

Thanks,

-Brian

DIY Injectors.com

brian213 · 07-01-2008, 11:58 AM

Thanks...now to figure out if I need or want them.

I've got over 250k miles and get about 8mpg while pulling a 20 foot toy hauler...it ain't THAT heavy since I just have a 125GP bike in the back.

-Brian

Fdturbobrando · 07-01-2008, 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by brian213

Thanks...now to figure out if I need or want them.

I've got over 250k miles and get about 8mpg while pulling a 20 foot toy hauler...it ain't THAT heavy since I just have a 125GP bike in the back.

-Brian

Ya i noticed better mpg i am still having a hard time keeping my foot out of it. loving that smoke. my truck has over 330,000 miles on it so i wasent getting the bese fuel economy. it is now

Justin C. · 07-01-2008, 11:17 PM

Wait till you get the custom burned chip. You'll think you jumped up to Stage 2's

Justin

Super_Dave · 07-02-2008, 02:09 AM

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Originally Posted by brian213

Thanks...now to figure out if I need or want them.

I've got over 250k miles and get about 8mpg while pulling a 20 foot toy hauler...it ain't THAT heavy since I just have a 125GP bike in the back.

-Brian

You try it first then tell me.

24 foot trailer, GSXR750 and ZX10R race bikes usually.

I'm usually 10MPG+, but I bet your toy hauler weighs more than my trailer with five bikes inside.

navistarboy · 07-02-2008, 12:21 PM

Glad they worked good for you! I wish mine would run

brian213 · 07-02-2008, 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Super_Dave

You try it first then tell me.

24 foot trailer, GSXR750 and ZX10R race bikes usually.

I'm usually 10MPG+, but I bet your toy hauler weighs more than my trailer with five bikes inside.

Try it first? I have to figure why, first.

Very likely. :ThumbsUp: Ah, I bet mileage could be better.

-Brian

Super_Dave · 07-02-2008, 09:53 PM

Yeah, got to be better. My bus is a whole lot taller than your F350, and heavier.

You running up and down the big hills to Infineon and stuff too? I think it's a little flatter out here.

brian213 · 07-05-2008, 01:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Super_Dave

Yeah, got to be better. My bus is a whole lot taller than your F350, and heavier.

You running up and down the big hills to Infineon and stuff too? I think it's a little flatter out here.

A bus? Whoa. Or does that mean van?

Nah, never raced up there. Would love to, but can't afford the fuel to pull the trailer.

I used to pull the trailer from Glendale on the 14N to Willow Springs, and those hills would eat a bit, but, the most so far have been a trip up to Buttonwillow (the Grapevine is kinda steep and long) and then a trip to Vegas...though not really that steep.

-Brian