Conventionals

Mike@MPD · Feb 17, 2013

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Ross@Flyindiesel · Feb 17, 2013

dont want to derail but say you have a 400 hybrid, will it make the same hp as a 400 convent, granted all the supporting mods are there, ie dual pumps and what not. while keeping the turbo and all the same. yall get the picture, jw thats all as ive never seen that big of a conv. personally

g2shuck · Feb 17, 2013

a hybrid the same size as a conventional mill make less power due to lower injection pressure

Ross@Flyindiesel · Feb 18, 2013

ok i gotcha. one day i plan on a big build and im throwing around the idea of hybrids but i havent talked to jessie about it yet as he will build my injectors and i know he has a pretty cool dual set up so i might stay cons just wanted to see if the difference was huge or not. gotta get the truck first which is the biggest part lol. i can have a motor but without a truck i aint going no where. anyways back on topic

kyle43335 · Feb 18, 2013

rdunagan said:
dont want to derail but say you have a 400 hybrid, will it make the same hp as a 400 convent, granted all the supporting mods are there, ie dual pumps and what not. while keeping the turbo and all the same. yall get the picture, jw thats all as ive never seen that big of a conv. personally

no it cant. fuel only. with spray is another story.

g2shuck said:
a hybrid the same size as a conventional mill make less power due to lower injection pressure

exactly why im going to run a big conventional...

TooMuch03 · Feb 18, 2013

kyle43335 said:
no it cant. fuel only. with spray is another story.

exactly why im going to run a big conventional...

Very good point. Nitrous can pretty much negate the effect of lower injection pressure. On spray, I think the power potential of identically sized injectors is pretty much the same, whether conventional or hybrid.