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Fuel lab pump and regulator wow what a difference.
After comming back from the dyno with lower than expected numbers (261rwhp and 567 rwtp), I believe I have found the reason for the low numbers. I found a moderate leak at the fuel bowl and at the quick disconnect fittings.
I decided to just redo the entire setup and install a fuel lab regulator and the 41402 fuel lab pump with replumbing the entire truck. Now the truck also has a 5/8 pickup tube and 1/2 return in the tank. I took it out for a spin yesterday and it appears that the low end response is much better than before. Once the truck hits the next gear at wot it becomes a rocket. (at least for weighing almost 8600lbs). I set the fuel pressure at around 63psi which it seemed to respond the best to. Before I was seeing 58psi. When funds come around I might just drop a set of single shot stage 1 injectors in her and take her back to the dyno (Only live 10 miles away from one lol). I will post some more pics of the install at a later date. |
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was this expensive to do ? im looking at doing injectors now and i would like to do a fuel system at the same time.
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I think I spent roughly $1000-1200 on the entire setup, but this was buying a few extra pieces and going with teflon hose which is 100% biodiesel capable. I also installed a 1/2" stainless return tube.
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Looks good, thanks for the pics and info it'll defiantly be a big help haha
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