98 12v

I am looking into upgrading my injectors and have considered buying a set of Bosch 370 injectors. I was wondering if you guys could point me in the rite direction for the best cheaper injectors. Im kinda on a limited budget rite now since its winter again and cant aford the top of the line. My reason for upgrading now is i have one or more injectors that seem to be gion out. If any one has any good used or new ones that they may be intrested in selling let me know. Im just shoping for now but maybe ina month or so i will have the doe to buy em. One other ? what kinda performance gains/ heat and smoke gains should i expect with the 370s and how do they compair to the more expensive top shelf stuff? I have already spent awhile searching this topic but its talked about so often that its hard to find comparison info that answers my ?s.

Clayten

For not alot more you can get the DDP stage 2 injectors.

smokinstrokes99

not sure if the 370's fit 12 valves, if so Delivery valves may be needed to smooth low RPM chatter. there is some new ones for sale in the classifieds

Clayten

Here are some here bear in mind they are four hole injectors
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-1...spagenameZWDVW

logskidder

Your better off spending alittle more to get the correct spray pattern.

Buckshotram

new era has the correct spraypattens and there the same price as most factory 370's ive seen.

98 12v

Does new era have a website or who deals in that brand? How many holes does the rite spray pattern have in the tip?

Big Blue24

Pensicola Diesel on ebay also has some cheap 12 and 24 valve injectors that are new and work great. They also have some stg 1 and stg 2 sticks as they call them, good for 40 to 90 more HP I think they claimed.

schoust

I have been running the stage two's for over a year and like them,can't go wrong for the money in my opinion. That being said if I had the money I would get the proper spray patterned injector to keep the egts in check.

TxDiesel007

370s

awesome bang for the buck, but you can do better. i went from 370s to dragonflies from II, and it was an amazing difference.

Rick

logskidder

These are 4 hole 155* they are cheap and the work, however still not correct. They are a very good bang for the buck IMO.

98 12v

I was fartin around on e-bay yesterday and saw a set of brand new 370s that had the 5hole tips on them for 350 bucks. i still wasnt sure if thats what im lookin for tho. If they say that they have 5 holes are they instantly the rite pattern or is there a difference in degrees of spray and quality of atomization? Sorry for askin so many ?s but im just trying to educate myself a bit. Thanks

cumminsdriver635

No, 5 holes doesent mean it is the right pattern. Most injectors for these trucks have 5 holes, but I guess its the angle the fuel is injected at that makes a difference?

www.neweradiesel.com is New Era's website. They make some good injectors.

Eric

PToombs

Yup, New Era's the way to go! Call and talk to Chuck, he'll help you out, explain things for ya!

kas83

Exactly. I was going to go with New Era's, but chose DDP over them. Talked with Chuck numerous times about his injectors, and talked with Ross at DDP numerous times too. I felt the extra money was worth it for both of my trucks, and will be getting a set of DDP 4's for my 97 soon, seeing as I'm going to a 66mm charger.

Anyways, New Era has great products. They are correct spray pattern, and make consistent power, and price is great. If I were in a position where money was tight, and I wanted the power, New Era would be the ones I got. Just my .02.