who sells the fuel pump shim kit ?
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IMO just go to a tractor supply or equivalent, and get a 4-40 socket head screw, and a piece of hose, couple clamps, and a cheap pressure gauge, shim it, check it, and be done for cheap. Thats what i did, theres a write up somewere for it, if you do a little searching, I dont remember the site off hand, but I could probably find it again.
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i couldnt find a shim kit for ya..but i did find this if it intrest you at all..(you may have seen this) http://www.dieselsite.com/index.asp?...ROD&ProdID=440
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[QUOTE=ron's power stoke]i couldnt find a shim kit for ya..but i did find this if it intrest you at all..(you may have seen this) http://www.dieselsite.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=440[/QUOTE]
Thats a pretty nice looking unit, it looks like it you just put it inbetween the filter housing and return line. Atleast judging by the fancy 180 degree adapter on the one end. You must just take the factory regulator out somehow?
Thats a pretty nice looking unit, it looks like it you just put it inbetween the filter housing and return line. Atleast judging by the fancy 180 degree adapter on the one end. You must just take the factory regulator out somehow?
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Originally Posted by ron's power stoke
thats what it said...if you keep the factory regulator .. it said you can put it back to stock in 20 minutes...it is a nice unit..i need to up grade my HPOP to a 17* first..i dont want to mess the 15* up i have now by shimming asking for more fuel pressure...if that is possable..