denny t pin

[T.winegar]

is it a good idea to run a dennyT stage II with stock injectors??

[burnt_servo]

all the fuel pin does is increase or decrease the amount of fuel sent to the injectors , depending on the amount of boost pressure the turbo is producing .

if you have things set up wrong regardless of the injectors either the engine will produce a lot of black smoke and high egt's , or the engine will be slugish and slow to spool up the turbo .

regardless of the injectors or fuel pin used a person is going to have to play with the various adjustments that control travel of the pin and what boost pressure it moves up and down at .

[peobryant]

all the fuel pin does is increase or decrease the amount of fuel sent to the injectors , depending on the amount of boost pressure the turbo is producing .

if you have things set up wrong regardless of the injectors either the engine will produce a lot of black smoke and high egt's , or the engine will be slugish and slow to spool up the turbo .

regardless of the injectors or fuel pin used a person is going to have to play with the various adjustments that control travel of the pin and what boost pressure it moves up and down at .

In other words, yes, it is fine to run the DennyT pin with stock injectors.

Before you add fuel, I suggest you get gauges, if you don't already.

[Richie O]

Well your stock sticks flow pretty good so I would not worry pushing some more fuel to them. On my 93 I decided not to add more fuel without getting injectors first. I have heard a few horror storries of people with the smaller factory cooled sticks putting a early end to there ip by maxing out the pump and having no where for it to go. Not to good on the pump.

[T.winegar]

well good, i'll be looking for a pin then!!

is there a way to pull out my sticks and send them in to "revamp" them to do as good as when they were new, or to make them flow a bit better and more effecient without switching out injectors.

[Richie O]

well good, i'll be looking for a pin then!!

is there a way to pull out my sticks and send them in to "revamp" them to do as good as when they were new, or to make them flow a bit better and more effecient without switching out injectors.

Yes. I don't want you to think I know much because I do not. You could have your sticks sent away and they can increase the flow by extrude hone or edm'ing. Just means increasing the hole size for more flow. They also will ( or should ) bench test the pop pressure to make sure they are in the correct range and uniform. As I said just a novice here. KTA can give more info as he knows his stuff.