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| 6.0L Performance Parts Discussion What has or has not worked for you? |
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Banjo Bolts
What are the point of installing Banjo Bolts and washers?
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The 6.4 banjo bolts have a bigger hole for fuel to go through and they dont have a check valve in the end like the factory 6.0 ones have. It allows more fuel to get to the back injectors. If you do this mod, do the blue spring also. Dozers diesel sells some with 2 1/4in holes which are even bigger than the 6.4's and he gets 25.00 shipped. Thats what I have on mine with no problems.
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This is the difference.
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Cool, thanks man.
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It's pointless. It doesn't give you peace of mind, no better MPG, no better HP.
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I noticed a smoother idle.
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I have heard a few people say that. Kinde like the HPO X-over on the 7.3L
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What is a smoother idle
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Don't know how to explain "smoother" idle, just feels different.
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Waste of time and money..............
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