CUnderwood

[94f450sd]

welcome to the site!!!

i think you will need to get the pcm and everything for the 2000 engine.

he wont need that.the 200 will have split shot injectors but will run in his truck with his PCM.i ran my 95 with a 97 motor that had splits.only problem was it had a little lope at idle when you started it.and if he is worried about it he can swap injectors.plus the splits are worth a few bux as cores.he can use them towards a nice set of tranny savers or stage 1s.

 

[95_stroker]

I pull a fifth wheel camper and I wanted a little bit more power. Im worried that if I start changing things and adding more power that it will cause more cylinder pressure and I will start having problems. I have already changed the turbo housing,air itake,exhaust and chip. My next step maybe injectors. Thats the one that worries me.

You have every bit of power potential in your 95 block that you could get out of the 2000 block. With the mods you listed all you need to do next is throw in a set of Stage I's and be happy. 5 hours and around 250 clams if you go the DIY injectors from Rosewood Diesel or maybe 700 or so from one of the injector builders. Way cheaper and far less work than an engine swap.

 

[strokin'_tatsch]

You have every bit of power potential in your 95 block that you could get out of the 2000 block. With the mods you listed all you need to do next is throw in a set of Stage I's and be happy. 5 hours and around 250 clams if you go the DIY injectors from Rosewood Diesel or maybe 700 or so from one of the injector builders. Way cheaper and far less work than an engine swap.

this is true. my engine has 265000 miles on it right now and i just threw in some stage 1's and it's running way better than any stock truck i have driven. i did have to upgrade the clutch and stuff, but no big deal. our engines are good to run way more miles than that. LoL

 

[trackspeeder]

so i forget, is there just a blockoff plate that he could remove and put in his mechanical pump, or is it solid cast and he would need an aftermarket or SD fuel pump?


There is a plug where the mechanical pump would be.