OL'Wheezer Is an addict

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Well I've gone and done it now #ad
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Just ordered a custom Powershot 2000 for Wheezer. I will be installing it this next weekend. For anyone who may be interested I am going to post the results of the install and my first impressions in the Products forum.
Don

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Ol' WHEEZER
96 2500 4x4 5spd 3. 54 grs, #10 TST plate, AFC spring kit, 16 cm turbo, CUSTOM 4" exhaust, (turbo to tail), K&N RE-0880 filter, TST guages, 370HP injectors, 3800 rpm governor spring kit, Slightly advanced timing(20deg. ) Mcleod dual disc clutch(street), 305/70r16 Goodyear Wrangler MT tires, Linex Liner and Rockers,

 

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What's a costom 2000 wheezer?

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1994 2500 4X4 3. 54 Auto,375s Marine Injectors,#5 Plate,Trans-Go kit,Dunrite Convertor LS,K&N Filter,A-pillar Boost,Pyro and Trans gauges,295 BFG'S 200,000 mi+ 2001 4X4 3. 54 Auto,K&N Filter

 

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Wheezer is the name of his truck and he ordered a powershot 2000 propane system. I'm real eager to hear the results... . might consider it for my 1st gen!
cody



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91 4x4, 5 speed, 3. 54 gears, pw injectors, 12cm turbo housing, K&N air filter, "tweaked" pump, isspro boost and pyro gagues w/A pillar mount, straight piped 3' exhaust

 

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HEY Gene, we're neighbors #ad
I'm out off of Schuetzenground Rd. The Ol' Wheezer thing came from a post Joe Donnely started a month or so ago about Bombaholics,in which he suggested,If you name your truck you might be a bombaholic. The Powershot 2000 is a new propane injection system that just hit the market. This system is a variable rate system that feeds the propane as the boost increases, instead of all at once, Like some of the other systems do. When I get it on Wheezer, I'll post my impressions and as much detail about the install as I can. Gene E-Mail me and we can discuss a few other things that have been going on around the area.
Don

 

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Cody,from my discussions with Kieth at Diesel Performance Products, this system will be a great addition to your "1st Gen" truck. I have not been able to find a single reason not to put it on our rigs, unless it would be the added cost of propane. We're looking at more horsepower, a cleaner burn on our fuel, possibly better fuel mileage and Possibly lower exhaust temps. So far I have not heard of any down sides to adding propane, as long as it is done in a safe and sane manner. Of course I must be excluded from that last statement, as I can't do anything in a sane manner #ad
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Don