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I'm awful jealous! Sounds like you knocked out a huge amount of work quickly and did it right. I can't remember if you had the bus waterpump on your list, but if not it is a good mod to add. It lets you put a filter on the pump for the coolant and you can get the one that adds the SCAs as you go.
No, I didn't do the water pump mod. It is on my list. I just went back with the stock water pump since the one I had had a lifetime warranty, and I was getting low on funds.
Are you still running the stock oil pump and fuel system?
Yes I'm still running the stock oil pump and fuel system. I'm looking into the E Fuel and also the upgraded HPOP.
I'm trying to find out exactly what the upgraded HPOP does. Just trying to educate myself. I'm not one to start changing stuff on my truck just because some one says it's better.
Yes I'm still running the stock oil pump and fuel system. I'm looking into the E Fuel and also the upgraded HPOP.
I'm trying to find out exactly what the upgraded HPOP does. Just trying to educate myself. I'm not one to start changing stuff on my truck just because some one says it's better.
The injectors require high pressure oil to push the fuel down and out of the nozzle. The more fuel you try to get out if the injector, the more oil is needed. That makes the high pressure oil pump basically tge heart of the injection system. Upgraded HPOPs flow a larger volume of oil.. extreme layman's terms, but that's the basic idea. I can go into specifics later if needed.
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