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Old 04-14-2003, 09:34 PM
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[quote author=Racer57 link=board=7;threadid=13567;start=0#128066 date=1050368071]<br>DD2's with an EZ is an unbeatable combination for towing. Stage III's and above would be to hot unless you changed turbo's.<br>[/quote]<br>Towing is what I'll be doing most so sounds like DD2's are the way to go. Thanks.<br><br>GM<br>
Old 04-14-2003, 10:13 PM
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How do these look? Pricing/Quality, etc.?<br>Direct Injection
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Re:Help with selecting injectors

Oh yeah, one more thing... How hard are the injectors to change? Yeah, I got tools and half a brain.
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@ 600.00 they are a little pricey. The DD2's and Bully dog 2's are usually around 500.00 (after core) Check with Rod@ Wildcat, I think he caries both. http://www.wildcatdiesel.com/
I have and prefer the Bully dogs over the DD's. I know some who have had problems with DD's recently.Changing is not hard if you have decent mech ability. Here's a page worth looking at; http://www.dodgeram.org/tech/dsl/ISB...or_replace.htm

Also see if anyone around you is having a bomb day. I'm sure there would be lots of people willing to help. Good luck!
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I ran a DD#2 before I would also consult Don M a board member here and ask him about injectors he has a few tricks up his sleve that others don't know about.
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Rattle_Rattle Well said - perfect bombing formula ;D <br><br>I agree with Bob W, and for my personal preference, I went with DD2's.<br><br>$600 seems high. Try giving Rip Rook a call, he's treated me VERY fairly with answers and prices on several occasions. Source Automotive Web Page
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Re:Help with selecting injectors

It sure seems like everyone (vendors &amp; suppliers) are modifying the Bosch injectors themselves. What, if anyone knows, are they actually doing to them? What's the physical difference between stock and stage II injectors?
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Re:Help with selecting injectors

Agreeing with OlBlue said. I would go with Diesal Dynamics. To be perfectly honest, not to infer that I would be anything but (where did that expression come from anyhow?), I personally haven't tried other brands of injectors but they (DD) have been making them for a long while and I would be willing to bet that they control the market share for that stage of injectors. I really like mine as they do everything that others and the manufacturer claimed they would. That's good enough for me.<br><br>Roger
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