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Message: [QUOTE="Pizza pig, post: 419313, member: 1161"] Benefit your setup? maybe maybe not, depends how far you want to take it. Think about your goals with the truck and that will make the answer a little easier. Hybrids use less high pressure oil per injection event. So you're going to be able to run a much larger injector and not have as much loss of icp, this is good for those who want larger injectors not wanting dual oil pumps or high volume pumps. Only issue I see is the lower you go with injection pressure the more incomplete the burn (not in all cases). There are plenty of hybrid injector trucks that are animals, and with the latest technology, fuel dilution is a thing of the past, ive even thought about going this route too, not likely though, Im a fan of conventional injectors. [/QUOTE]

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