Anybody know anything about Bully Dog Injectors for a 2nd gen 24 valve??? I have a set of the 100hp version of them and am wondering if anybody else is using them and what type of results they are seeing. They look similar to the Edge Jammer's I already have but am not sure. Thanks for any help, Eric

 

They are considered a cheap smokey way to get power. They generally don't make the advertised HP rating

 

Ahhhhh hello, nothing about Bully Dog is cheap. Maybe the jammers are, but you will pay premium for BD.

 

Youre right those are some pricey guys.

 

Once again a few posts with nothing constructive. Yes, Jammer's and Bully Dog injector's are cheaper than some of the smaller companies but is it bad that they have cheaper manufacturing costs due to higher volume? Not to poop on smaller companies selling injectors but the prices are ridiculous.

I am really trying to figure out if Jammer's and Bully Dog injectors are sourced from the same supplier and put in a different box? I know they are both an EDM injector but don't know much beyond that.

As far as Jammer's being smokey. I have had mine in my truck for about 35,000 miles and I don't think they are smokey at all. I can get good smoke if I run of 5x5 and bog the truck but other than that they seems to be fine. Eric

 

Nothing constructive? Sorry fir trying to help ya out. Maybe it will help somebody. Sure they can get cheaper rates. But it is proven that better injectors are made by DDP and F1 that actually make their advertised HP and produce less smoke for the given HP.

 

Ya those are great injectors only problem is most of the working class type guy's are unable to come up with that kind of cash for a less smokey injector.....So Smokey it is at least for me anyway LOL!!........

 

I run the Jammer Stg4 nozzles on my stock bodies. I would do it again in a heart beat. I paid 240 delivered to my door and for the money, you can't beat them. I did it just to see what kind of change it made in my truck. Now I know if I want different injectors I can change and maybe upgrade and I know the money might be well spent. For a 240 dollar test it is one of the best upgrades I have made so far. Took about 2.5 hours to install and I have never been inside the motor before this point.

 

some of us hate the look of smoke and try anything to get rid of it. but i will say the jammers are a good bang for the buck not to experienced with the bullydogs only that i see them for sale quit often.

 

I wouldnt buy bullydog injectors after running my buddys bullydog 8's in my truck. smoke was not controlable, they had more than a haze under acceleration and going up any grade, regardless of rpm.

 

Bullydog 8's are too much injector for the street. Shoot, I've run 7x.018's on the street, but I wouldn't recommend it. I run a set of 6's on the street everyday (200hp). They don't have the new fancy names on them (DDP, F1, II, etc.....), but they get the job done. Good deals can often be had on used one's as well.