injectors or Nozzles?
12-03-2007, 09:12 AM
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injectors or Nozzles?
I have edge jammer nozzles for 300$ but what I wanted to know was what would be the better way to go, nozzles or injectors. and has anyone had good or bad luck with edge jammers or is there a more cheeper brand that are as good or even better. Give me some direction not shure whitch way to go.
12-03-2007, 10:47 AM
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12-03-2007, 06:18 PM
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i have the jammer 3 nozzels in mine....they are great for the price...when i had a chip on the truck it was super smokey however...which was fun sumtimes, but kinda rediculous how much it would pour out without even trying, it was hard to drive without blacking out everything...but the power is great!
12-03-2007, 07:00 PM
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Spend the little more and get proper injectors.
The cost difference will be made up in the better fuel effeciency the higher ones like F1's have.
Not to mention better power/not so darn smokey.
The cost difference will be made up in the better fuel effeciency the higher ones like F1's have.
Not to mention better power/not so darn smokey.
12-03-2007, 07:31 PM
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I have Jammer Stg 4's and the only time they smoke for me is when I'm on it really hard and the Adrenaline turned way up. If I let the turbo wind down and give er a good shot, then yea they will cover the horizon!!. Normal driving I can't see any smoke at all. I would do it again, and if I wanted bigger at least I would know which way to go before I spent a ton of money on something else.
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12-03-2007, 07:36 PM
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Without a fueling box my jammer 5s are great. I enjoy the way the truck runs with the XZT+ and jammers and smoke isn't a problem. Throw in the wire tap from the banks box and you have to watch EGTs when playing around. A turbo upgrade would fix that.
12-04-2007, 10:01 AM
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[QUOTE=Timmay2;1822147]Spend the little more and get proper injectors.
The cost difference will be made up in the better fuel effeciency the higher ones like F1's have.
Not to mention better power/not so darn smokey.[/Q
Thanks for the help whats the manufacture of the ones you reconmend and whats a good place to get them?
The cost difference will be made up in the better fuel effeciency the higher ones like F1's have.
Not to mention better power/not so darn smokey.[/Q
Thanks for the help whats the manufacture of the ones you reconmend and whats a good place to get them?
12-04-2007, 10:09 AM
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Another popular option are the injectors from DDP.
12-04-2007, 10:43 AM
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its the stage 5 only. the bodies are different and carry a different amount of fuel, the stage 5 nozzles will run the stock body out of fuel they will run well but to get the full benefit they should be on 275 bodies. I had the same debate as well and ended up with the full set and I couldent be happier a little over an hour to install and done.
