Anyone go with Beans Diesel Performance Injectors??

[97bluestroker]

I'm thinking about swapping out my stock injectors for Beans Stage I or stage II injectors... anyone running these?

[bigwhite7.3stroker]

A buddy of mine had some Stage I's in his OBS from Beans and he liked them and had no problems yet a DIY KIT would save you a good amount of money over the Beans

[97bluestroker]

you know what the DIY's are rated at? I'm kinda lost when it comes to good injectors.... i keep hearing opposite things about certain ones. I need someone to guide me! haha, I need some that will work well with my DP tuner

[Stroked95]

There are plenty of people running beans injectors. Full force diesel is the company that make the injectors that bean sells. I think it's up to you if you go with beans, or DIY. With beans injectors you get a professional built product that is a flow matched set. With DIY you get great customer service, and save some money, but you don't really know how closely matched to one other the injectors are. Good luck with your mods.

[97bluestroker]

thanks for the info about the DIY. Ya, I'd really like a perfectly matched set! haha

[Soaggydogg]

totaldieselperformance.comWildman Tuning

Tony sells the same injectors Bean does. I prefer to get mine flowed and tested versus doing them myself. Many people have done the DIY with luck though.

[97bluestroker]

ya i think i'm gonna go with some non-DIY injectors. don't want to risk it LOL

[97_stroke]

Ive got the stage II's from beans and i like them a lot. No problems with them either yet.

[GilroyRacing]

This is from DPP who sells the DIY injectors from Rosewood:

"All of our RDS Injectors are now test benched before they are
shipped out to any of our customers.
We now have LARGER 7 hole Power Stroke nozzles on all of our RDS Stage 2
and larger injectors and in our Stage 2 and larger DIY Kits."

[Stroked95]

Test benched means they know they will fire. Doesn't tell you if they are matched to one another AFAIK.