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Message: [QUOTE="Hotrodtractor, post: 983082, member: 25"] My personal opinion is that the trend in the aftermarket industry for these smaller nozzles on HEUI injectors and the long PW has come about over the years for just being generally substantially more forgiving than a setup with larger tips. Personally I wouldn't have a problem driving 200s on the street, but I know that if there are ANY issues with the truck that they will be shown quite quickly with larger tips. In order to properly utilize these larger tips a commitment must be made to tuning them in and ensuring that everything is working correctly. As these trucks age, wear out, become cheaper, etc.... it is much better for the masses to have something that is more forgiving and less finicky - that is the corner of the market for smaller tips - the guys wanting to replace a worn out set of sticks with something a little bit more peppy and move on. That line of thought isn't necessarily what I would do - but it makes the most sense for 99% of the people looking for "more power" and can easily make them happy instead of giving them something that potentially will just show every problem that they really have with the truck and also require some pretty intense tuning tweaks to make it run like it should. [/QUOTE]

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