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Message: [QUOTE="mandkole, post: 1092817, member: 4630"] After playing with my DIYs and being in a couple local shops Ive had a few thoughts on this. In a new set of reman hybrids, the majority of the fuel side parts are new regardless of the builder. I would not be surprised that theres some blueprinting/massaging that goes on, but the fuel side is primarily determined by the quality/consistency of the purchased parts. However, the oil side determines much of the injectors behavior and usually requires most of the massaging since the oil side in a reman is very used. To me, but the oil side 'effort' and 'secret sauce' appears to be where most of the difference/variability in the builders comes in. A quiet, smooth set of injectors does not happen by accident. [/QUOTE]

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