high idle after 190/75s. turbo and rr

Dustball8504

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Bobbie, also something you have to look at is how expensive and poorly the stock setup filters the fuel. An aftermarket setup is much cheaper/easier/better to change filters on than the stock setup. I don't know how often you change yours but it would pay for itself fairly quick I'd imagine.
 

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well see, i guess its jus preference, i mean im lookin at the initial cost of an aftermarket pump setup bein over 500$. y change it if its workin? i see the advantages of it but ill prob wait till it fails to hold up if it already hasnt before i change it. theres plenty of guys runnin bigger injectors with stock fuel systems with no trouble, then again some had trouble right away. how many guys have trouble with a fass or airdog or any type of aftermarket setup after 6 months, a year or 2? i seen alot, then theres guys that have good luck with em.
 

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so how much money was u wantin to bet dustin? :) i jus threw the gauge off my drag car on it and it holds 60 psi fine a full 1/4 run.
 

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so how much money was u wantin to bet dustin? :) i jus threw the gauge off my drag car on it and it holds 60 psi fine a full 1/4 run.

There's no way that thing is holding fuel pressure and dropping temperatures at WOT. If the EGT's drop the longer you've had your foot in it, you're losing fuel pressure or you're truck has something seriously wrong with it. Temperatures will continue to rise the longer you hold it at WOT. And I would know because I'm running the same exact setup as you.
 

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