Engine/Transmission (1998.5 - 2002) injectors

[FF1381]

what are the prices like on injectors... i spoke with someone, i cant remember the manufacterer, but he said he had the 80 hp injectors for 500... is this normal or high?

 

[Big_Daddy_T]

5 bones is about right. check out piers website. http://www.piersdiesel.com/DodgeUSPrice.htm I believe you need to send in your cores to get the price listed. Spend the big bucks you wont regret it.

 

[Big_Daddy_T]

Oh yeah. You will need a boost fooler. Its the stage 2s that are close to 80 hp. If you want to do it right an edge EZ is a boost fooler and changes you timing for even more power. The two together are a very good investment for a very potent power increase. It should also keep your egts at an acceptable level.

 

[FF1381]

ok i am a little slow... what is a boost fooler

 

[Diesel Freak]

A boost fooler is a simple voltage clipping circuit. It keeps the ECM from seeing a High Out of Spec signal comming from the MAP sensor due to higher than normal boost pressure that is generated from indirectly adjusting the wastgate setpoint with a boost elbow. Higher boost pressure is needed to help keep EGT under control when using larger than stock injectors or fueling modules. A Boost Module (fooler) also keeps the ECM from De Fueling, (but not all the way since it is "masking" another sensor disagreement)) when using the affore mentioned fueling enhancements.

 

[HC]

"Top of the Line" injectors, like DD, yes, you're in the right price range. Don't forget, you can get Bosch 275's for less than 3 clams. Those seeking only max power seem to prefer the DD's; those seeking "some" power and a little improvement in mpg seem happier with 275's. The Bosch 275's are equal to your original injectors in overall quality; made by the same folks, and made specifically for the 275 hp Cummins as used in RV's.