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Can someone refer me to a good diesel injector shop they have heard of or have done business with? I have removed all 8 injectors from my old engine; 3 have melted nozzles. I need a shop that can replace the nozzles, check to ensure that the rest of them are working properly, and possibly up the flow to a stage II or stage III injector setup.
Anyone have any recommendations, and if so, can you provide contacts?
Can someone refer me to a good diesel injector shop they have heard of or have done business with? I have removed all 8 injectors from my old engine; 3 have melted nozzles. I need a shop that can replace the nozzles, check to ensure that the rest of them are working properly, and possibly up the flow to a stage II or stage III injector setup.
Anyone have any recommendations, and if so, can you provide contacts?
Thanks in advance
You might try DSS in Nashville, TN. I stopped in there a bought 8 bottles of Stanadyne since I was in the area. I had never been there before and walked in the wrong door which was the shop door, I found out that they do all kinds of work on all models. They have been in business a while too, since 1958. That was the cleanest shop floor I've seen and they had people working everywhere on diesel parts. Hopefully I won't need any for a while since I only have 7,000 on mine since July. I'm still running stock on my first PSD, the best truck I've had and first PSD. What the heck is Stage II and III? Mine runs great stock. You must be pullin a transfer sled or something???
Here's the link and email for the guy I spoke with, Dwayne Beasley. Hopefully this helps.
You might try DSS in Nashville, TN. I stopped in there a bought 8 bottles of Stanadyne since I was in the area. I had never been there before and walked in the wrong door which was the shop door, I found out that they do all kinds of work on all models. They have been in business a while too, since 1958. That was the cleanest shop floor I've seen and they had people working everywhere on diesel parts. Hopefully I won't need any for a while since I only have 7,000 on mine since July. I'm still running stock on my first PSD, the best truck I've had and first PSD. What the heck is Stage II and III? Mine runs great stock. You must be pullin a transfer sled or something???
Here's the link and email for the guy I spoke with, Dwayne Beasley. Hopefully this helps.
I actually race my truck; not brave enough to pull with it. I am looking for injectors as large as I can get and still maintain a proper (non-smoking) idle.
You worked out how to minimize the annoying turbo-lag condition?
Also, why would you say that your not brave enough to tow with your vehicle?
The lag was totally solved with the Edge module...by FAR the best responding module on the market.
As for competition pulling, it is just waaaayyyyy too hard on the truck, being the fact that I still have a stock transmission. There is no way it would stay together pulling a sled with what I am running right now.
Unless I can do something to milk more boost, It will do nothing but smoke with new injectors...
But I am working on that now
Although the ~45 lbs of boost that the stock turbo is good for may be dangerous for the head gaskets...
The 6.0 is in serious need of more aftermarket support. I wish we had all the options that those Cummins boys have. Then we would be in some serious buisness.
The 6.0 is in serious need of more aftermarket support. I wish we had all the options that those Cummins boys have. Then we would be in some serious buisness.
You ain't kiddin
It will come; we just have to be patient in the meantime.
Edge box doing any better?
By the way, drop me your phone number in my email or PM's- I'll remember to put it in my phone this time