Hey everyone,
Looking to get a larger set of injectors for my 5.9 94 manual 4x4
Who is a good maker? What is the largest that i can go?
I will be doing a head stud kit and head gasket in the neer future.
Also that kind of turbo is a good match for a moderate to large set of injectors?

Just throw some Ideads at me or what ever has worked for you guys.
Thanks

 

Tell us what you do with your truck. Daily driver, tow with it, etc?

That makes a big difference on the parts you go with, especially turbo's.

Also, how much power are you wanting?

Then we can better help you decide.

Eric

 

Daily driver most of the time to school and stuff.
I tow with it once and a while but nothing much.
What is has on it now is 5in MBRP turbo back 150 injectors(dont know the brand or anything) SB intake and a #10 fuel plate.
Thinking of going with a better fuel plate and something else just dont know what I should put on it. Has a Southbend 550hp 1100ftlbs cluch in it so she will hold for quite sometime. Recently put in also
Im in college now and just looking to get a little more out of her.

Mitch

 

If it really does have injectors, then first off, id be putting a 4k RPM governor spring kit in it. That will really wake them up and is only $125 or so. Bump the timing to 16 or 17*, and if you get the head studded, you might want to go higher, up to around 19* or so. If your EGT's are pretty high by then, and it smokes much at hard throttle, then you will be ready for a turbo. A 62mm turbo of some type would be pretty good for daily driving and towing every now and then. They are pretty expensive though. If you are looking for something cheaper, an HX40 is pretty decent as long as you keep it to about 40psi boost and dont bark them, and you can pick one up used for cheap usually. Then if you still want a little more, put some delivery valves in it. 191's, or .022's would be good. That should make for about a 500hp truck with the right tuning as long as your injectors are pretty decent.

Eric

 

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Thanks for the advice Eric, its allways good to get advice from someone that knows a thing or two.

Thanks again,
Mitch