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You could even run a 200/200 and that adrenaline will be plenty. They use less oil than stock injectors.
 

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If you go to bigger injectors (hybrids) you'll be set on oil anyway. Unless you go past a 200% nozzle. My truck ran fine and good with 250/200s and a 15deg pump when my srp exploded. Didnt even piss with tuning.

You could even run a 200/200 and that adrenaline will be plenty. They use less oil than stock injectors.
im thinking more of a custom t4 2.5 turbo and 300/200s or 400/400s or whatever the new thing is by then... or a really huge external gate for the 38r. lol

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A 300/400 is a "thing" too. Everybody else is buying the largest injectors they can find and choking them down with 200% nozzles.

200% is a 550hp nozzle.
 

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I honestly wouldnt run a 200% on anything bigger than 250cc. Just my take. It seems like a 200cc a code with a stock nozzle at that point. Relatively speaking. Like whats the point? A 200cc hybrid with a 200 nozzle still makes over 500 all day. That 250 buys you another 25hp. The nozzle is working at that point. Not trying to start anything here but after a 250cc it seems time to up the nozzle.
 

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hows that truck working after being at morgans?
sitting in the shed collecting bird chit... voltage dropped to a hair above 12v the other day when my brother took it for a spin.. been battling that issue since last summer.. morgan never got it to drop enough to cause concern.. she just hates me for replacing her with the 6.7..

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Start swapping parts with your red truck to see what fixes it.

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nope.. its drawing it down to 12v.. i have tried 5 alternators off running 7.3s.. all start at 14v+ then slowly draws it down..

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Try unhooking the glow plug wire n then the starter wire, see if you cant narrow down what is drawing because it must be a pretty severe draw! Have you tried new batteries?
 

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Try unhooking the glow plug wire n then the starter wire, see if you cant narrow down what is drawing because it must be a pretty severe draw! Have you tried new batteries?
its on the todo list.. but gpr works fine... batteries are diehard platinum p2's 4yrs old.. but now that you say that i never have load tested them.

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Those are the only two things that would draw that kind of juice....starter is ***ked and is drawing.
 

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I think I have a starter or battery problem as well, I load tested my batteries with a toaster they held OK, I'm thinking the starter is drawing on mine.

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Lol the older load testers glow like a toaster when you are using them, we always called them toasters

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