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#13 (permalink) |
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you already have a puck so i'd go with a tst and run both of em. you can turn the tst down and tow with it as easily as an egde or adrenaline. and 100% agreement with better fuel pump. i'm a big fan of the FASS, which is what i have. they aren't to bad on price if you get one without the filters.
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I think im gonna look into the tst some more i had never heard of it until you said that. I have been looking at different lift pumps i know fass is the most popular but i have looked at holley, bd , airdog , and others. There is quite a price difference. Do i need to go ahead and just bite the bullet or would the others work. Im not trying to be a cheapo but im engaged working on getting a house among other things a dont have a fortune to spend so i want to try and save some dough but not cheat the system and screw something up please help thanks.
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02 cummins 4x4 ext. cab,6 spd., Diablo power puck,K&N intake, Isspro boost, pyro, fuel pressure, single 5" stack, Custom Headache Rack For Sale $15800
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airdog or fass would be fine. the holley and bd are the same thing basically. sometimes they last and sometimes they don't. you could also go the route of sticks, which would be less expensive. the tst on a HO truck like yours is only a 80hp gain though. to get max power out of it you'd have to go with a hrvp or a SO pump. sticks would gain you more than anyhting else. i base this off of personal experience.
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ok one more question thanks for all the help. I have looked at the fass and airdog with and without the filters i understand the filters are better but do i need them. What do most of you guys do with or without thanks
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02 cummins 4x4 ext. cab,6 spd., Diablo power puck,K&N intake, Isspro boost, pyro, fuel pressure, single 5" stack, Custom Headache Rack For Sale $15800
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that depends on the funds available. it definately makes it easier to change filters if you buy the whole unit. it isn't manditory though. of course the 2micron filters that are available would be better than the 10 micron factory filters. if you're limited to what you can spend i'd advise going without and getting a good set of tips. it's about 300 dollar difference with filters.
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i do, but mine is a 3rd gen. yours being 2nd they are a little different. i've put in several sets of jammers and haven't had one complaint, exept they wish they would have went bigger. you having a puck already adding sticks with that would make a fairly nice combo.
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Did you get the nozzles or whole injectors? I guess you just use parts from your stock injectors for the nozzles right?
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02 cummins 4x4 ext. cab,6 spd., Diablo power puck,K&N intake, Isspro boost, pyro, fuel pressure, single 5" stack, Custom Headache Rack For Sale $15800
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