1BAD4X4

www.dieselmanor.com


IMO... they have a great kit and explain the kit very well. You can get a boost, pyro, and tranny temp gauges and all needed equipment including the 36" of fuel line and a Diesel Manor t-shirt for around $330. Almost did it myself last night... then I figured I ought to hold off til next pay check.

jls

So forgive me for being such a novice at all this.

Thanks for the link, I just ordered gauges.

Where can I find a fuel plate?

drolex

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BAY

or grind your own as was said.

Box5

GO ahead and grind ur fuel plate for free and save that $200 for some dv's or injectors. I just put some 181 dv's in and they help with low end power noticably. But for u just put some big ones in like laser cuts. I just got mine cheap and want to be able to support bigger injectors.

jls

Is there a how to section here on grinding a fuel plate?

Jturs

Gauges are first and a must.

jls

OK, I've got gauges on order, a #8 plate on the way and a 3gsk kit.

Sounds like that will wake the truck up a bit from what I'm reading.

Any advice as I move forward. Like I said I'm good with a wrench and have a machinist background. I don't have access to a lathe or mill right now. And diesels are completely new to me.

wcbcruzer

Sounds good. Just follow the directions carefully and you should be good. I'd suggest you check/adjust your governor arm while you're changing the fuel plate. And don't expect too much from the mods. Although they are nice mods, you don't want to have an over-expectation for the gains.