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Old 09-17-2011, 12:05 AM
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Question best fuel pin

Which is the best fuel pin? bully dog,BD,or anything else
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I would throw Denny T out there too I have one and it does great. Others have had good luck with them too or you could just grind your own.
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I would say Denny T, i sure like mine and i know you can give him a call and he can help you with any 1st Gen question you may have plus i believe his is the lowest price as well it is 100% Sat or you money back
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the one you die grind yourself

dont waste your money.


actually send me $75 bucks and your old pin and ill send you a pdr spec pin they charge $!00 plus shipping
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I have the DennyT stage 2 pin. Love it. I've heard skuttle butt that you don't even need one.
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I have a dennyt pin in my truck it is a great pin and he is a great.guy to deal with. That being said if I needed to do it again I would grind my own.
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anybody got a pic of there own grinned down
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M&H Inc offers a range of fuel pins from conservative to wild. I run a custom version of the M3.
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If you are going to pay for it, get DennyT or M&H. M&H have some nice profiles and DennyT makes a great one too. I have a DennyT 2 in my rig. Makes a bit more smoke than my old ground one but pulls the same.
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grind your own if you don't think you'll break it. otherwise you'll be buying one :O and no, I don't know from experience, but I could see it happening.
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Originally Posted by td3620
anybody got a pic of there own grinned down
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...d.php?t=154086

This is from the sticky.
Mine is a little more severe then the one in this but I don't have a pic. Make sure you do the deep side then you can always turn it back to the stock side for any reason needed.
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I ground my own. And like 92betsy said you can turn it around. But if you don't want to then the M&H looks like they have the best options.
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If you grind your own, don't forget to remove the plastic washer. It limits the travel.
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How do you grind the pin? A file? Or just a grinding wheel? Sorry for my ignorance lol
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The pin is hardened so you will have to use a grinder or small cut off wheel.


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