peobryant

I had been planning on getting a set of 6X.012's but I think those will be a little too big for me, so I'm looking for information on New Era 370 injectors. I heard they were 5X.012's but I'm not 100% on that...

Anyone on here run these? How do you like them? i will be running these with a stock turbo for now, but plan on getting the smaller 57mm S300.

Any information will be appreciated.

Thanks,
Parker

ahow

i ordered a set in the first week of april and finally had to cancel the order in june because i still never got them. i had to call them every couple weeks and every time they said they would send them out that day but never did. To say the least i was not impressed!

peobryant

That's isn't very pleasant to hear... Do you have any other recommendations on a similar sized injector?

ahow

no i went with smaller injectors because i plans for the truck changed. you fuel was like $4.50 a gallon that helped a change in plans.

randyswelding

i talked to chuck there,and am happy with them,i got a stock turbo and a ground fuel pin and made 276/665 on 32psi of boost,now im lookin at bigger sticks for a custom s300 i got planned.but i got them quick hope thats a set of good news

peobryant

Well, I don't want to completely destroy my transmission, so I was thinking 370's would be the way to go. I'm looking for 300rwhp, and I have heard these injectors will support that.

Richie O

They should. I did 297 through a stock 727 with my stock non i/c sticks and my s300. The 370's are bigger then my stockers.

randyswelding

heck i got close for a set up with no altitude then went to terra hute,In for schieds fest and got 276 with out any tuning so it will do it.

peobryant

Well, that is very nice to hear. Looks like 370's and an S300G will get me to my goal. Anyone who has ean them, did you notice any mileage differences in your normal driving? How about smoke, will these clean up pretty good?

Thanks again,
Parker

randyswelding

smoke?more ya but im heavier than yall(12k lbs) millagecant tell speedo hasnt worked for almost a year and whats a s300G havent heard of that one before

peobryant

the S300G is a smaller S300. is is a 57/65/14 compared to /62/71/14.

I may still go with the bigger S300 instead of the S300G. You guys think I will need the bigger one?

Richie O

The s300g is the bd super b. The bigger ones are the bd super b special.

randyswelding

oh thats good to know then im lookin at a 62/65/13 or 14 combo for towin

peobryant

Richie, since you have the S300G, I'll ask you. Do you think with the 370's, that turbo will be sufficient? I never tow or haul anything, so it will be everyday driving, with the occasional foot to the floor.

Thanks

Richie O

I think that would be as big of sticks as that would handle. I was told by the local cummins speed shop ( where I bought the turbo ) that it would flow better or equal to the hx 40 with none of the lag the hx40 is known for. The comp wheel on a 40 is ( i think ) 60mm and my S300 is 57 but it is a newer design. The cfm's are 870 which is more then a hx40. I talked directly to borge warner ( tech department ) and he said I could run up to 45 pounds boost with no problems. At my 297 hp I am at 35 pounds tops with the gate unhooked. Mine does not have the adjustable wastegate as it came directly from borge warner not BD. BD and borge warner built this thing together in a joint effort as an upgrade from the hx 35's and hx 40's. Also the shafts in the s300 are better and do not break as easy. I am a barker so I did not want a 40. Also the 57 model is made for towing where the bigger ones do not recomend towing. I also went from a baby H1C to this so I saw a bigger difference then you will with the later and bigger H1C. My comp wheel was 50 mm with the small 3 inch inlet. Just beware I am a dummy and not to be confused with someone that has a clue.