BD Dual Fueler

gotchadollar · Nov 4, 2016

Looks Like BD is Releasing a Dual Fuel For the 6.7L In The near Future

Derek@Vision Diesel · Nov 4, 2016

They sure are! Works beautifully with their 467 single kit

NathannialD · Nov 5, 2016

lol easy to make a kit once all the engineering has been done for you...

Jomax · Nov 5, 2016

NathannialD said:
lol easy to make a kit once all the engineering has been done for you...

LOL, so true.

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BIG JUICE · Nov 6, 2016

come on guys no one copies another design...pmf lol

gnxtc2 · Nov 6, 2016

OK....but is a dual fueler?

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BIG JUICE · Nov 6, 2016

Yes, has to be. Factory is gear driven

NathannialD · Nov 6, 2016

Huh???

bpan · Nov 6, 2016

It might be a less expensive option. OR at least drive the price down to a more reasonable level for the other kits availible.

gotchadollar · Nov 7, 2016

BIG JUICE said:
come on guys no one copies another design...pmf lol

my thoughts exactly lol, atleast the pulley will look a lot better than the others.

HS-MotorsportsZane · Nov 7, 2016

bpan said:
It might be a less expensive option. OR at least drive the price down to a more reasonable level for the other kits availible.

You obviously have no clue the time and money that goes into engineering a product that works 100 percent. You have to build that time and cost into the final price of the product so you can keep the lights on. Dealer cost also has to figured into that so they make a decent profit as well. Not everyone has the time or ability to build one off kits in their garage for $500......

jcain · Nov 7, 2016

Internet CPAs.

gotchadollar · Nov 7, 2016

bpan said:
It might be a less expensive option. OR at least drive the price down to a more reasonable level for the other kits availible.

Im sure their kit will be competitive on pricing to the other kits available as well. No one can Just give these things away. But it is just another kit out there for people wanting another option.

bpan · Nov 7, 2016

HS-MotorsportsZane said:
You obviously have no clue the time and money that goes into engineering a product that works 100 percent. You have to build that time and cost into the final price of the product so you can keep the lights on. Dealer cost also has to figured into that so they make a decent profit as well. Not everyone has the time or ability to build one off kits in their garage for $500......

That's fine. If their kit is cheaper than yours I'll buy it. If yours is less I'll buy yours. Simple as that.