full force stg. 2 ss

under pressure · Oct 21, 2012

These are 160/100s

so what kind of power do these make? on average

JDub · Oct 21, 2012

Low 400's shouldn't be a problem with the right supporting mods.

Hotrodtractor · Oct 22, 2012

Low 400s is pretty common with supporting mods. One of the best setups I had on a 7.3 was stage II sticks from Full Force.

under pressure · Oct 22, 2012

Thanks, that's what I wanted to hear.

smokedout250 · Oct 22, 2012

450hp is possible with the right turbo, tunning and supporting mods

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lincolnlocker · Oct 22, 2012

low to mid 400s is the norm.... but some have made it higher...

under pressure · Oct 22, 2012

So stg. 1 , 160/stock nozzle good for 350 ?

Or what about stock split shot 140/ 80% nozzles ?

mattman347 · Oct 22, 2012

Stage 1's are good for around 350 RWHP. In no way shape of form should you consider a split shot with a nozzle, they will be a smokey inefficient pig. LOL

under pressure · Oct 22, 2012

I miss read an add,

These were single shot 140cc/80% nozzles ? HP possibility
Basically converted a split to a single ?

mattman347 · Oct 22, 2012

Thats a stage 2 still, just a little smaller on the flow output.

under pressure · Oct 22, 2012

I seen 385+ rwhp listed with single shot 140cc/80% nozzles

bruce · Oct 22, 2012

Ive never even heard of a 140/80, where are you seein that

under pressure · Oct 22, 2012

Rosewood rebuilds a stock split shot 140cc and converts to a single shot
with 80% nozzles.
Budget build for 885 $
Premium build all new parts 1235 $

under pressure · Oct 22, 2012

Sounds like a safer PMR option.

Strokin7 · Oct 22, 2012

Just a random question, my truck has over 280,xxx would it hurt the life by putting these bigger injectors and a turbo?

Bigsexy · Oct 22, 2012

What would you all say is supporting mods for 450-500?

under pressure · Oct 22, 2012

Everything you have plus a fuel system and 38R or S366.....I'm guessing with a hot tune.

bruce · Oct 22, 2012

Bigsexy said:
What would you all say is supporting mods for 450-500?

you don't need a fuel system but your turbo is definitely your weak point. even with a 38r you may not make 450, some trucks are different

under pressure · Oct 22, 2012

I don't think a stock fuel system can support
500 HP ? Can it, or is that mostly opinions.

bruce · Oct 22, 2012

stage 2's aint gonna make 500 anyway. but as a matter of fact it will support 500 horse. regulated return is highly recommended but you don't need an upgraded pump or lines