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DragnBotm 03-08-2007 05:44 AM

Hpx
 
Okay dont flame on me here. What are the benefits of having the HPX besides quieting down the motor while idling?
Thanks!

shenders99 03-08-2007 06:47 AM

It also makes it quieter when you're not on it on the freeway. 65mph on flat ground is noticeably quiter.

Pocket 03-08-2007 06:49 AM

It helped a bit with cold starts in temps below zero. Idle smooths out much faster after cranking. Do this mod plus put synthetic oil in, and you'll have a truck that will start no matter what it's like outside.

PowerstrokeJunkie 03-08-2007 06:49 AM

The HP x-over line acts as a shock absorber for the HPO system, since the engine reads the injection control pressure from the driver's side cylinder head, it does not know the pressure in the passenger side, although it should be the same. This line equalizes the pressure and feeds an even pressure to all 8 injectors.

F250_ 03-08-2007 07:45 AM


Originally Posted by Pocket
It helped a bit with cold starts in temps below zero. Idle smooths out much faster after cranking. Do this mod plus put synthetic oil in, and you'll have a truck that will start no matter what it's like outside.

From just putting in synthetic 5w40, I was completed astounded at how much quieter my engine became. I'm doing the HPX in about a week, once I've completed a fuel ssytem mod first (I want to evaluate my mods one at a time).

MTDewX 03-08-2007 08:39 AM

How much do you have to take off to make room to install it? and I assume its pretty simple with good instructioins to figure out on the install.

Texas Outlaw 03-08-2007 09:06 AM

My son and I installed one last weekend and we didn't have to remove anything. It will be easier if you remove the intake tube to the turbo but we didn't. Whole job took about 30 minutes and that was with a lot of breaks and talking and father/son stuff.

rjrhodes 03-08-2007 09:27 AM


Originally Posted by Texas Outlaw
My son and I installed one last weekend and we didn't have to remove anything. It will be easier if you remove the intake tube to the turbo but we didn't. Whole job took about 30 minutes and that was with a lot of breaks and talking and father/son stuff.

Same experience here...didn't remove anything and it took about 30 minutes total.

rad1026 03-08-2007 09:53 AM

you guys didn't have any problem with leaks after installing the HPX? And which one did you use?

357fhp 03-08-2007 09:58 AM

Hi
What is a HPX?

rjrhodes 03-08-2007 10:21 AM


Originally Posted by rad1026
you guys didn't have any problem with leaks after installing the HPX? And which one did you use?

No leaks so far and I've had it on for about 6 months. I bought my stainless steel HPX from ITP Diesel.

rjrhodes 03-08-2007 10:33 AM


Originally Posted by 357fhp
Hi
What is a HPX?

High Pressure Crossover (HPX) line. It connects the driver side and passenger side High Pressure Oil Rails together. This results in a more balanced High Pressure Oil system with fewer pressure spikes.

Mike F250 03-19-2007 10:52 AM

Installing HPX tonight. The instructions say to catch the oil drain off. How much actually runs out from the plug removal?
I don't have any extra oil sitting around. Will I need to get some b4 I start?

SpringerPop 03-19-2007 11:08 AM

Mine measured in teaspoons.

Insignificant would be the amount involved, but you should have a couple of quarts around for make-up oil, anyway. Mine ride around with me.

Pop

Texas Outlaw 03-19-2007 11:49 AM

Pop is right. Hardly any ran out when we did ours.


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