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Old 07-20-2008, 11:36 PM
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ATS diesel injectors

Can someone tell me how these performe? and I was on there web site and they have a $1000 core charge??? do they lope and haze at idle? I was looking for some big hp ones but I havent heard of anyone using these
Old 07-21-2008, 01:55 AM
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Nobody here is a fan of ats. That being said, look into F1 diesel for some quality injectors.
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+10 on the f1's. You will def get what you pay for. I run the mach 6's on my 02. no haze, no problems.
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I run mach 6'rs for three years now. They smoke some until you build-up boost and run too hot for heavy towing. If you're looking at twins the S400 primary will clear the smoke faster than the 3B will. Run a garrett bb GT37 for the secondary and will have the prefect street/strip twins. There are better set-ups, but will cost more $$$ and you'll only make a few more ponies.
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I was looking at the mach 7s, will these haze and lope and will it keep up with the ip
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I was told by Olee Poole that the 7's do haze some but I havn't seen it myself. Call Dan at f1 He is a super guy and will answer any questions you have. I thik I have the # if you need it.
You will need WAY more turbo or twins for 7's
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ok its either mach 7's or II super dragon flow, I dont know what are better but im really leaning toward the mach 7s does anyone have the number
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You can only get the injectors so large, after that the power will start to drop off. The difference between 6 and 7's is up to Don on how much they will flow. You'll have to get them flow tested to see if they are the big bad ones. I find that the stock SO pump will not supply enough fuel to keep fuel in the pump after a hard pull, with a drag/smarty stack. It might be good enough with a brand new VP, but the don't stay that way for long.
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704-855-2679 that is Olee Poole's #give him a call he builds some bad trucks for sled pulling and drag racing and has a bunch of experience with the 7's and maybe even the 8's he will be able to point you in the right directon.
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