Okay guys "What is a good RELIABLE upgrade now for me??"
10-12-2009, 12:58 PM
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Okay guys "What is a good RELIABLE upgrade now for me??"
I am making a annual trip for some upgrades this year and I would like some imput! Check the signature and see the upgrades I have so far and go from there! Thanks for all the help! Would like a little more HP, but still keep it reliable!
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10-12-2009, 09:18 PM
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I haven't dynoed yet! But was estimated to be around 550. I am kinda interested in the pressure box, and cp3. Is the cp3 going to hurt my mileage? Also how about snow performance??? Love the twins BTW
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Oh yeah.... and like I said super easy to install.... From less than a 1/4" to a 3/8's inch like with all the adapters and everything you need for 69 bucks, you could probably build the kit yourself and save a few bucks, but it's not worth my time, I just bought it... 
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i didnt notice anything off it. The only reason i changed was because the second fuel filter setup. Since its a bigger line it should lower pressure within them. If i was going to spend money on somthing to bring the truck to life Your best bet is a pressure box. With all your mods that should help bring it together and really help the injectors shine. Than if your truck is craving fuel you can always do some CP3 upgrades. Try the pressure box first you wont be sorry.