Delivery valves
Delivery valves
It was suggested to me to stay away from 191's because I will be towing and they tend to increase heat...Looking at these DV's and they seem to be the best of both worlds??? Any thoughts on them instead of the 181's ?
http://www.pdrdiesel.com/products/Cu...es-889-35.html
http://www.pdrdiesel.com/products/Cu...es-889-35.html
I'm going to be getting a set of those from PDR after my motor is redone and I get some bigger sticks along with a larger charger than my B-1 now.
The 181's in my 97 did fine, made in excess of 400 rwhp with some DDP 2's. With those sticks, it towed well, ran about 1200*, but the B-1 is on the smallish side for my setup. I'm only upgrading to keep up with the new charger.
The 181's in my 97 did fine, made in excess of 400 rwhp with some DDP 2's. With those sticks, it towed well, ran about 1200*, but the B-1 is on the smallish side for my setup. I'm only upgrading to keep up with the new charger.
I'm going to be getting a set of those from PDR after my motor is redone and I get some bigger sticks along with a larger charger than my B-1 now.
The 181's in my 97 did fine, made in excess of 400 rwhp with some DDP 2's. With those sticks, it towed well, ran about 1200*, but the B-1 is on the smallish side for my setup. I'm only upgrading to keep up with the new charger.
The 181's in my 97 did fine, made in excess of 400 rwhp with some DDP 2's. With those sticks, it towed well, ran about 1200*, but the B-1 is on the smallish side for my setup. I'm only upgrading to keep up with the new charger.
Does anyone know any other way to tell? Like the engine tag maybe?
Last edited by JohnX; May 26, 2008 at 10:55 PM. Reason: more info
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