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Old 10-11-2006, 09:47 PM
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And to reiterate mark's point, I have emailed Schieds (about my setup) and even sent them the link to Garrett's page which I would have thought have set off an alarm if they weren't.

When I installed them on my truck the fueling was/is incredible, watch the vid posted before. With stock injectors and a stock turbo the EGT gauge climbed about like the boost gauge. They flow.
Old 10-12-2006, 03:02 PM
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Originally Posted by cumminsdriver635
What are smoke, and EGT's like with those? What other mods do you have right now?

Eric
With my timing where it is- nearly 17* the temps are pretty cool. The highest that I saw was about 1250-1300*. Now I cannot even begin to lean on it or the tranny slips and the RPM's scream. I have 370's and a number six plate moved about .010 forward. Before I adjusted the timing with stock DV's I could hit 1500* really easily.
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scheid makes a lot of good parts but Im having a really hard time beliving that there cut dv's flow 30% more than anyone elses. All they do is grind down the control collar and on a true laser cut they actually go into the flutes and do some work (for very minimal gain) mine are full cuts and my pump builder made them out of my stockers. they netted a 120cc gain on the bench.

schied and haisley do share a lot of there parts and schied will feed people alot of bs from time to time so dont belive everthing you hear.
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Originally Posted by marks2500
guys, i talked to Les today at schieds and he said they sell one kind of dv for the p7100 pump, no such thing as a schieds half cut or lazer cut dv from them. he also said that i could buy any of the other brands out there and the one that he sells will out flow them all by no less than 25%, he also said that on a stock pump they would increase hp by 30-40. but on a custom pump the numbers would easily double if not more. personally for hot rodding they are the ticket, but if you tow more than 6000 pounds you better think again or go twins. my setup can easily peg 2000deg in a few seconds after launch. i tow 15000 threw the mountains and cant take the heat any more, they will be removed before my next tow. oh yah the SMOKE is killer! bring all four sides of an intersection to a halt!!!! Mark
ps. this is only the information i was told today and personal experience, results will vary with your setup.
All that I can say about this is: I have a very close friend that I got mine from. He is extremely tight with Scheids and that is what he told me they were.
Old 10-12-2006, 08:52 PM
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ps. this is only the information i was told today and personal experience, results will vary with your setup.

just pick up the phone and call for your self, better to know for sure than to guess with second hand information, or to accept bs you hear.
Old 10-16-2006, 04:49 PM
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I ordered some LC's from Garrett's page last night and i should have them by the end of the week i'll let you know how they do when i get them.
Old 10-17-2006, 08:00 AM
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Originally Posted by BCB
I ordered some LC's from Garrett's page last night
What is Garrett's page?
Old 10-17-2006, 08:59 AM
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http://www.puredieselpower.com i think
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Thank you for the link.
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yep thats it
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BCB

Do you still want to get rid of those 4:10's?
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nah i went to 35's and its a just perfect for pullin now.
Old 10-21-2006, 09:35 AM
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are there any special tools i need to do this job?
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I've got J.R.'s in my first gen. Don't know the flow numbers, but they're nice.

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Originally Posted by BCB
are there any special tools i need to do this job?
Actually there is. You need a delivery valve socket. I think Snap on carries them, and I know Piers does. The Piers socket is about $30, but you have to have it. Everything else is pretty standard stuff.

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