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IIRC, the G code is turbo specific but it's also built to California smog specs....a set of BB codes would be much better...Considering what he's wanting to do, Moose Misters would be the better way.
the compression ratio or a idi is 7.3 is 22to1 a 7.3 psd compression ration is 17 to 1 if u wan to run high boost number with out blowing up ur motor ur will have to mill the pistions the lower the compression ratio with a 7.3 u go much higher them 15 u are going to blow ur hgs on stock stud if u want to run more u are going to need studs
A diesel shop should be able to get/make you some bigger tips, thats really the main difference in the injectors themselves, (granted they are different) but i had the injectors on my tractor machined, they hogged out the bodies and used a laser to burn the holes in the tips from .0014" to .0021". He told me when working with an injection system start at the injectors and work your way back and build everything to match the flow of them, you can spend money on a big pump but its all wasted if your injectors can't flow that. So find out what the pump flows and the shop should be able to find out what injectors you need.
I just got them done thru East Central Diesel in cambridge mn. However they did send them to a place in MI to get the tips done. If you mant i can try and get the number.