DUAL CP3's KIT'S WHICH ONE.
Ain't no problem Mark.
I didn't take it that way. I just wanted to clarify it since somethings have changed since the release of our kit.
Also, for what it's worth, I saw no difference in HP or rail pressure when moving my sensor from the rear of my pump to the rail.
I didn't take it that way. I just wanted to clarify it since somethings have changed since the release of our kit.Also, for what it's worth, I saw no difference in HP or rail pressure when moving my sensor from the rear of my pump to the rail.
In fact, it may be a standard thing for most kits, unless cost becomes an issue. After all, when we released the evil twin kit, nobody was even close in price except for relentless diesel's. And I will be the first to say Chris's kit had some things that ours didn't.Now, the others are finally showing their true colors and dropping their prices to compete with us. I personally find that hilarious that they are showing what they truly have in their kits now. LOL Kinda makes you feel bad for the guys that paid full price a couple years ago when the big names were getting premium price.
The more and more I read about the Evil twin dual CP3 kit, the more I like it. Now I do have a question for Mr. Mills. I know this is a Cummins/Dodge site, but I have to ask. Is there a Duramax version Evil Twin dual CP3 kit available?
Scott
Scott
you mean for a chevy truck application? If so, not at this time.
The way I see it, 2 stock cp-3's working at below 100% are more reliable than 1 modded working at above 100%.I have a stage3 and love it but wish I would have went the other route.There are some benefits to duals that a single modded will never be able to over come,the most notable being no pressure drop prior to ramp up of pressure.My stage 3 will hold 27k no problem but there is a drop in pressure under initial WOT that it has to overcome.This is non-existant with duals.


