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| Robie |
Jun 10 2012, 04:12 PM
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Newbie ![]() Group: Members Posts: 8 Joined: 8-January 10 From: Alabama Member No.: 39542 |
Step 1- Improve engine air flow by removing stock exhaust system and replacing with a 4 inch MBRP turbo back exhaust system. Remove stock air filter and intake system and replace with a KN cold air intake system. Step 2- Install Auto Meter EGT gauge and Boost Pressure gauge on a drive a-pillar mount. Install Westach Diesel Fuel Pressure gauge on a steering column mount. Step 3- Install Hypertec Hyperpack engine programer. Step 4- Install an electric aux. fuel pump to help keep the correct fuel pressure at the fuel input to the VP44. This was something I found out when my new fuel pressure gauge told me that my, so called improved, in tank pump was only putting out 5 psi at idle and 3 psi at 60 MPH. The VP44 should have 10 psi min. head pressure at all times or it can be damaged by overheating as fuel flow is what cools it not engine oil. I am not going into how all the mod's were installed as that would take to much space on the Forum. So if this might be for you send me an email and I can send you pictures of the mod's on my truck and more information. Fuel mileage went from 10 to 12 mpg, stock truck towing to 14 to 16 mpg towing. After mod's non towing mpg went up to 23 to 26 mpg. This was using the level one tune on the Hypertec Programer. -------------------- Rob Robinson
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