injector/duel fuelers ?

cavenderlbz · 08-31-2008, 08:40 PM

First off i want to say that it is great to be back on the site and in America. Soon after i joined this site I went to Iraq as a independent pipe fitter to help rebuild what our air force took out

I plan on adding a turbo upgrade to my truck really soon. I want to make sure that i am getting enough fuel though. I see duel fuelers advertised all over the place, but dont know if i would benefit more from a set of dual fuelers or a good set of injectors. Would it be better to do both at the same time? I am probably going to end up with a ats auroa 4000 turbo, if that helps. What would you guys recommend?

I need this truck to stay reliable enough to pull a trailer everyday as it is my work truck, but on the weekends I want to be able to hook it up to a sled if i choose.

**BigRedChevy** · 08-31-2008, 09:17 PM

If your after reliable i would not do Dual Fuelers. Once you get into running that much fuel its not really if your gonna build you engine it's just When your gonna build it. The stock injectors are good for around 650-700 HP so it's really not needed to upgrade them either. I have been told that the auroa 4000 is a really good turbo though if you are still wanting to do some towing and daily driving. Spools very fast, flows alot of air, but the boost levels are closer to stock so head studs are not needed.

cavenderlbz · 09-01-2008, 09:02 AM

The guy i talked to at ats told me the 4000 would be the way to go, i am going to order it tomorrow. I guess that saves me money of fuelers or injectors!

What do i do about my defueling? I have read something about a shim kit for my fuel rail. Can you point me to a post that would explain it a little better?