The owner of a local diesel shop told me he has some nozzles for sale. He said they are made by a guy called Robin Hood who made some stuff for the Predator truck. He says they are 75hp nozzles.

I am still thinking I will go with F1 I am just curious. Thanks.

 

Ive never heard of those. He might be stealing from your riches and giving you poor injectors!

Naw, I really dont know, I just know i have never heard of them, doesnt mean they are bad.

 

the are known as KAX. you can buy them from the timberline dodge dealer in portland. i have the 80hp nozzles, made a 2 years ago. they are great for the money i paid.

 

Ok I was wanting to find out more about them before I talked to him again. The price on them is very good compared to allot of nozzles. Thanks for your info.

 

Robin Hood did the injectors and pump for the Dr. Performance record setting dodge Dakota. Have sold 25+ sets of his injectors. They work awesome

 

Robin Hood was rumored to be the only shop that that did post edm honing for a lot of companies like II. You know, the abrasive honing paste that they pump through the nozzles to smooth them out. Just like DDP does now.

 

[QUOTE=BossHogg;1991494] He might be stealing from your riches and giving you poor injectors!
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Thanks man that pun was great in a groucho marx kinda way.

 

It sounds like they might be allright then. Considering they are half of the price of most others on the market.

 

If you dont mind me asking, how much are they?

 

Lets get some more feedback on these! I'm interested in these as well. Any links to these nozzles and their price?

 

I was told 100 bucks a nozzle. I don't know about the link I can ask the guy that told me about them. I think I am going to give them a try. I will give some feedback when I get them in.

 

What little I know about Robin Hood is that he is an extrude hone guru. I'll bet he just hones out stock nozzles with his abrasive paste that he pumps through the nozzles. Not a bad way to go for mild upgrade but no way you can get the big HP numbers without some edm usage. I was told that he could take stock Bosch RV 275 nozzles: 2nd gen rated at 40 HP and get them perfectly flow balanced and pushing about 100 HP.

I'd imagine he could do the same for 3rd gen nozzles.

 

This is the same think that ExtrudeHone does (name of the company). They take the stock nozzles and extrude hone them with some type of media. Last I heard they would do a set for around $250.