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Old 08-22-2010, 01:25 PM
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h.o pump

im trying to get a little over 400 hp. I have 2 questions. First can i do this with an H.O stock turbo? Second, if i put 100hp injectors on will the H.O pump be able to support it or will it be a waste of time?

I have a 01 dodge cummins with a raptor 150, 5" exhaust, CAI, Edge comp. NV5600
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Yes but you need a turbo to support the fuel
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I had a he35 and 100hp plus edge j/a and it worked, I'd suspect the turbo and injectors would be ok, but he would not know for sure unless he has pyro to monitot EGT
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i don't see it listed, and it's probably too obvious, but you WILL need a clutch! if you tow or haul much, the larger turbo will make the drivability way better, EGTs will be less of an issue
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Originally Posted by Beast2B
you WILL need a clutch!
I second that. With the mods I have in my sig I could slip the stock clutch
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I understand that the HO pumps respond well to injectors. More than the SO pumps do since the HO pumps are a higher pressure running pump.
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That and I read on Dave's site the HO VP & injectors don't flow as much as SO VP & injectors.
That's why I bought an SO VP when mine quit.

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I put a so pump when my Ho went out and It works great, you just need to keep an eye on your egt's!
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