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Old 08-19-2008, 11:54 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question 100hp edge injectors and edge comp programmer

i was thinking about getting some edge stage 3 100hp injectors on my stock dodge 3500 whould they help any or are they just a waist of time and money? i was also thinking of buying an edge comp programmer are they any good?? and what 1 should i buy first???
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Old 08-19-2008, 12:13 PM   #2 (permalink)
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You need to understand what your goal is before you begin bolting things on, that will determine your order of mods and help prevent duplicate purchases.

For a 450-475HP goal, IMO, you should add mods in the following order (on the gen2 24v):

- gauges
- intake
- exhaust
- tranny or clutch upgrade
- turbo
- studs
- fueling box / programmer (or both)
- injectors
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Dont forget about the lift pump! you will need to do a good lift pump like a FASS system or AirDog once you start adding fuel. IMO your first mods should me CAI, Exhaust, & gauges Unless you do something like an Edge Juce W/Attitude witch has gauges built in. But definitly a lift pump is somthing you are going to need to think about.
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