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    A-Team Turbo?

    Okay.. Everyone seems happy with the A-Team... But is the tune necessary? I mean can I do the turbo first then add the tune later? Funds are a little tight right now :(
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    A-Team Turbo?

    I use for towing and just driving... It's a 1994 dually with 4.10... Age wise, it's exempt from emission and that detailed of inspection. But the fact is, my turbo is going. I have to replace it with something. Is the A Team a good, reliable turbo to do it with?
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    A-Team Turbo?

    Do people who installed this turbo still think highly of them? It's time for me to replace my GM-4 and I guess I'd like some input please :) Also, is Turbine Doc still around? Thanks!
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    #1 Resistor?

    In this case, performance gains isn't what I was looking for in as much as mileage gains. But I have talked to Turbine Doc and after talking to him, I am hesitant as well - who wants to destroy an engine for a few extra miles? Thank you all who replied. I have a bit to think about and as...
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    #1 Resistor?

    As far as I know, the flash point for vaporized diesel/kerosene is the same as for atomized - that is why I am choosing to vaporize fuel the diesel engine would normally utilize. Of course, I might be wrong here.
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    #1 Resistor?

    And hence, my problem. But vaporization at idle will be very light at best anyways. Again, the theory here is to use the vapors to make a MORE complete burn of the fuel, thereby needing less to make the same power. The good thing about utilizing the exhaust to do this is because the more...
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    #1 Resistor?

    Yes you are right about the rich/lean mixture. I'm kinda looking for the spectrum for the reasons stated in my 2nd post. I plan on supplementing vaporized fuel via the intake - kinda like supplementing with propane. Obviously, vaporized fuel burn much more efficiently than atomized fuel as...
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    #1 Resistor?

    Thanks for the reply. Actually, what I plan to do is add a supplemental fuel. I'm kinda into the whole "alternative" fuel thing. That includes HHO but in this case the supplemental fuel will be a vaporized kerosene. But I know this probably isn't the place for this kind of discussion. But...
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    #1 Resistor?

    Okay, I am a little slow as how these PMD resistors work. I am under the impression that #1 is on the lean side while #9 is on the rich side. I have been kinda bitten by the "save fuel" bug but I am wondering just how "lean" is numer 1? I have other reasons to run her lean but I guess the...
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