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I have a 96 psd with a bd reprogramable chip,k&n air intake with afe fillter,ATS adj.boost turbo (.95A.R. ),2000 psd IC ,turbo down pipe and 4 inch exhaust without the cat or the muff. Whats next with out affecting relaibility and fuel eco.
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I would replace that K&N filter with an open element like the Tymar or Kwik discussed on this forum. Then add an IC in preparation for some Bean tranny saver injectors. Of course then you will have to get that chip reprogrammed.
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Originally Posted by Phydeaux88
I would replace that K&N filter with an open element like the Tymar or Kwik discussed on this forum. Then add an IC in preparation for some Bean tranny saver injectors. Of course then you will have to get that chip reprogrammed.
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like mentioned though, injectors with a proper burn custom chip with your supporting mods are the way to go, decent milage if you chop off your right foot.
with a e40d tranny, raise the transmission pressures and get a good torque converter, but you'll be needing a transmission beyond trany saver injectors.
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Originally Posted by psu927
IC not a must for stage I's if you aren't towing right?
Now for the orginal poster a few tranny upgrades would be first. Then a set of injectors with a chip from Dp-tuner or Tony Wildman.
Is your K+n a drop in filter or a full intake replacement? if its a drop in drop it like a bad habit. if its a full replacement system I would still drop it but as long as you service it properly keep a close eye on it to make sure its not passing dirt.
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never mind about the intake I jsut saw you have an AFE filter on the K+n tubing. that is better but I am not a fan of cleaning filters. I like paper and toss them when they get dirty.
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whats the best injectors? dont know much about replacement injectors.Whats stage one injectors. Is this a DIY job. As far as the tranny goes it a 5 speed manual.
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The best injector is a matter of personal opinion. Alot of poeple on this site like Beans injectors.
Tranny savers flow 130cc.
Stage 1's flow 160cc.
Stage 2's flow 160cc also, but with a custom nozzle that flow more fuel sooner, giving more low end power.
Replacing injectors is a DIY job.
Tranny savers flow 130cc.
Stage 1's flow 160cc.
Stage 2's flow 160cc also, but with a custom nozzle that flow more fuel sooner, giving more low end power.
Replacing injectors is a DIY job.
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building injectors can also be a DIY job. and much cheaper. here is a link to check out
http://www.diy-injectors.com/
maybe other have beans and swamps links to give you more injector options.
The 5 sp is good but your clutch may need an upgrade soon after the injectors. But it should last for a while depends on its current conditions
http://www.diy-injectors.com/
maybe other have beans and swamps links to give you more injector options.
The 5 sp is good but your clutch may need an upgrade soon after the injectors. But it should last for a while depends on its current conditions
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Swamps site is:
http://www.swamp-donkey.biz/
Beans site is
http://www.beansdieselperformance.com/
If you havent already done so consider going to a single mass flywheel.
One more point if you go with injectors you may have to change out the turbo housing, that .95 wont move enough air for Stage 1s at WOT. You will make lots of black smoke but peak performance will suffer.
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Beans site is
http://www.beansdieselperformance.com/
If you havent already done so consider going to a single mass flywheel.
One more point if you go with injectors you may have to change out the turbo housing, that .95 wont move enough air for Stage 1s at WOT. You will make lots of black smoke but peak performance will suffer.
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I have the Bean's stage 2 injectors, bigger Bank's turbo, intake, Edge tuner (with attitude), 4 inch exhaust, cold air intake, and a built tranny with quad clutch torque converter. I drove the truck up to Yosemite in November, and I got 19.8 MPG. This included some city driving and hauling a load for about 100 miles. When you have the right combo, everything seems to work just right.
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banks doesnt make a bigger turbo for our trucks, its actually just a smaller exhaust housing to help the turbo spool. Id suggest some injectors from Bean- tranny savers should be good for 275-285 rwhp, stage 1's 320-350 rwhp and stage 2's 400-425. Bean also sells clutches and can help you choose the right one depending on your injecter choice. Also a chip from Tony Wildman so you can get the maximum hp out of the new squirts. He's done all my tuning since i got my first set of larger injectors (stage 1's).
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I have seen a lot of talk about tony wildman but have never figured out how to contact him or look at his product, I just recently tried totaldieselperformanc.com still not luck, where should I look or go to contact TW?
