hey, looking for a shop to service some injectors and flow hone stock nozzles. anyone have experience with or know of any shops doing this? i know DDP does but their prices are a bit steep. thanks in advance. cheers!

 

The Hungry Diesel shows it on their website...

 

He's just a middle man. I want to deal with the shop directly that's doing the work.

 

Seth Haley at Haley Speed Innovations. I believe he's up in Oregon. Ducky Fuel Injection is said to be a great place as well.

 

emailed Ducky and messaged Haley Speed on Facebook. thanks for the tip!

 

so heres what i know so far

- Haley Speed does not do anything VE related, including injectors
- Exergy Engineering only does common rail stuff
- PDR does not do honing
- DDP wants $80 per injector for service/honing
- Rochester Diesel - $520 for service/honing

- Mass Flow Engineering - waiting to hear back
- Ducky - waiting to hear back
- DAP - waiting to hear back

 

Have you talked with Weston/ Infinite Performance?

 

I'm interested too. I have a set of stock injectors I just pulled out of my 92.

 

Steady hand and a #80 drill bit and you're done. Pop test the injector after to make sure it's not leaking and holds pressure. Maybe do it before hand, might need to be rebuilt.

 

Rochester Diesel is $520 for honing and servicing.

 

Try Eric Gilbert at The Hungry Diesel. Just spoke with him yesterday about honing some 6x13s. $250

 

it's been discussed.

 

i think i'll end up going with some DAP nozzles and then get my injectors serviced locally. will be ~$300.

 

You may try Eric at THD anyhow. He's a good dude and may just put you in direct contact with his injector guy. He wouldn't steer you wrong even if you did send your injectors to him to have gone through/worked over. I'm not making any promises for him or giving you any expectations though.

 

not knocking him, just looking to take my business elsewhere. for reasons i won't discuss publicly.

I would not ask him to put me in direct contact with his injector guy. That would be asking him to give up his livelihood, as he makes his money by being the middle man between us and the shop doing the work.

If you were a fisherman selling to the markets, would you tell anyone where you catch your fish?