Time for Big Cam rebuild..550Hp...Taking suggestions

Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by 1989 Pete, Aug 23, 2009.

  1. bern009

    bern009 Light Load Member

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    I got a Big cam with coated, piston, cam, new head, Feul pump everything from Pittsburgh power. never run all new parts.
     
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  3. 1989 Pete

    1989 Pete "Pine Tree Eater"

    Help me out here.......Did I miss something........What are you trying to say drivva?
     
  4. 1989 Pete

    1989 Pete "Pine Tree Eater"

    Yea you will have over 550 parts laying on the ground!
     
  5. 1989 Pete

    1989 Pete "Pine Tree Eater"


    How would bigger injectors and a button work out.....would that mean I wouldn't have to get the pump calibrated
     
  6. bern009

    bern009 Light Load Member

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    I put that engine together, no time to try it to many toys to play with.
     
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    bern009 Light Load Member

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  8. bern009

    bern009 Light Load Member

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    sory ............
     
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  10. 359kool

    359kool Light Load Member

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    Not necessarily..
    I didn't read this thread again so I don't know what you already have.. Big injectors are useless if the fuel rail pressure isn't there..
    Find a good diesel injection shop and they can tell you what you can or can't do according to what cpl you have and whatever your going to..

    The button ain't there for turning it up.. Pump stand is for calibration..
    In theory the button is just for fine tuning, or adjustments without taking the pump off and putting it on a stand..

    Don't take that the wrong way though, there is alot of difference in 00 and 35 button..
    But to do it the right way is to have your pump calibrated to whatever, then a 35 button or something that leaves you room to adjust it up or down with the button..
     
  11. bern009

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    Who own that truck?
     
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