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Message: [QUOTE="psduser1, post: 1264808, member: 735"] It was an easy answer. Sorry. Even stock injectors ought to keep dumping fuel, irregardless of tire size, or anything else, short of a lack of hpo. In short, tuning. If you blow up a stock injector truck, even with "tunes", you're dumb. There isn't enough fuel to "blow up" a 7.3. Lack of maintenance, running out of coolant, maybe. I routinely use a "race" tune to tow with, using an a code injector, with zero problems. If you are dropping power on an upshift, empty, either your tunes are very conservative, or the mechanical pieces are are incapable of keeping up, i.e., you need more hp oil. A live tune session with a tuner would open your eyes, let the tuner call for 3100 psi, and I'll bet your DC goes to 87%, or whatever the max is. The tires only exaggerate the problem. [/QUOTE]

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