Sources for new injectors
09-23-2014, 12:51 PM
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I recommend BBI injectors. They are brand new with no cores required as they do not remanufacture them. You can sell your cores online in order to recoup some of the cost paid for the new injectors.
FYI - Genos Garage offers only remanufactured injectors ...not new.
FYI - Genos Garage offers only remanufactured injectors ...not new.
09-23-2014, 06:10 PM
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I recommend "Scheid Diesel" to you Sir. They have been in business for over thirty years, they are a certified Bosch Dealer and are great people to deal with!
They can get you new injectors.
Here is their website and phone number if you are interested:
www.scheiddiesel.com
1-800-669-1593
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They can get you new injectors.
Here is their website and phone number if you are interested:
www.scheiddiesel.com
1-800-669-1593
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John_P
09-27-2014, 07:20 PM
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I just got a new set from Engineered Diesel http://www.engineered-diesel.com/oem...-late-pattern/ . They shipped them out same day I ordered and credited me for my cores immediately upon receiving them.
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I just got a new set from Engineered Diesel http://www.engineered-diesel.com/oem...-late-pattern/ . They shipped them out same day I ordered and credited me for my cores immediately upon receiving them.
09-30-2014, 07:57 PM
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I personally have had very good luck with Industrial Injection. I think any of the big name shops have a good product more often than not, other wise they wouldn't be a big name imo.
10-06-2014, 06:27 PM
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I bought a set of BBI and I'm having them expedited to me. Should be here Thursday. I figure I'll give them a try - compare them against the current set I have at the same horsepower rating, see if they are worth the hype.
Decided against putting in larger injectors until I finished all the other projects on this truck. I need to do one change at a time to see how it improves things or makes them worse.
But I am going to rebuild the old injectors and put a set of 200 hp flux 4 nozzles on them for future use...
Decided against putting in larger injectors until I finished all the other projects on this truck. I need to do one change at a time to see how it improves things or makes them worse.
But I am going to rebuild the old injectors and put a set of 200 hp flux 4 nozzles on them for future use...
10-18-2014, 09:40 AM
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New BBI injectors installed. I bought the stage 1.5 which, unbeknownst to me provides more fuel than the 100 hp injectors I had.
After installing the injector I spoke with Rip and learned that the graphs and charts BBI sent with the injectors was more than just marketing. These injectors flow like stock at low pressure but then have a flow curve at higher pressures. They don't flow in a linear fashion.
So it looks like I need EFI to be retuned to take full advantage of this injector. Even without the tuning I am impressed.
After installing the injector I spoke with Rip and learned that the graphs and charts BBI sent with the injectors was more than just marketing. These injectors flow like stock at low pressure but then have a flow curve at higher pressures. They don't flow in a linear fashion.
So it looks like I need EFI to be retuned to take full advantage of this injector. Even without the tuning I am impressed.
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