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AHHHH. That's better. I'm sure it will be a good mod, taking the air out of any fuel system is good.
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Is their any advantage going too a modded 17deg pump with stock injectors or would I be better going for stage 1 single shots?
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Hook it, I'll pull it.
Joined: May 2007
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From: Grand Lake, La.
There would be an advantage going with that pump if your pump is bad. I have my stock pump and it is keeping up with my stage IIs. Have your pump tested to see how it is doing. If you had an AE, you could do some data logging to find this out.
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imo an upgraded hpop is a good thing any way you look at it. now i have gone the modded stock turbo route and have had a 38r and now run an h2e. my vote is save your money on modding the stocker and get an aftermarket turbo. that way when you go bigger on the injectors later even stage 1's youll have enough turbo and oil and you wont be pushing anything to the limit. ie....the stock turbo over 24 lbs of boost...thats a disaster waiting to happen. i know the h2e is a few more pennies up front but is a much much better turbo in the long run......