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Jul
Jul
Installing a governor spring in your stock Cummins p-pump is not difficult. With the right tools and a little bit of time, anyone can do it. We’ll walk you through four simple steps to replacing your governor springs: Remove battery cable, horn, shutdown solenoid, and actuator arm Remove old governor springs (Leave large outer spring […]
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May
May
Pre-Race Prep and a Troublesome Cam Gear If you have been following us and our Ultimate Callout Challenge build, you have seen us put together a killer engine…and you’ve seen us break a lot of stuff. We broke a couple of camshafts, built a cover to support the camshaft, then broke a cam gear. We […]
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Mar
Mar
We get asked a lot, “Why would you put fire rings on a diesel?” We’re here to answer this question. Stock head gaskets have factory fire rings built into them. When we add an o-ring to the block, it protrudes up about .010” and adds an extra “crimp” to the gasket. This is usually good […]
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Mar
Mar
In this episode, Todd and Will discuss the major components of a 2500 horsepower Cummins engine build. From anodized pistons to heavy duty roller rocker assembly’s to enormous air, you will get the full scoop on what goes into a 2500 horsepower Cummins race engine.
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Feb
Feb
We’re talking transmission shafts in this post. Every Dodge transmission has three shafts. There are certain criteria for when each one should be upgraded. In this post, we’re going to cover the following: What are the shafts in the transmission? When should each one be upgraded? Upgrading the Input Shaft The first transmission shaft you […]
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Feb
Feb
In this video we answer all the common question we get about the AFC LIVE in cab p-pump fuel tuner.
22
Feb
Feb
Triple turbo Cummins dyno session gone wrong! This was going to be the last dyno testing session before we pulled the engine out for a refresher. Well, its now much more than a simple refresher!
08
Feb
Feb
We’re covering fuel injectors, specifically the difference between VCO versus SAC injectors. There are a few main differences that we’ll cover in this article: VCO nozzles tend to be quieter and allow for more power. However, the fuel pattern can be weak at the beginning of the injection event. SAC nozzles are louder, and better […]
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Dec
Dec
Who doesn’t need more turbos? Its one of those items that you just can’t have too many of. So we envisioned a kit for the newer Cummins powered Ram trucks to have a second “add a turbo” and the following is what we came up with. First, we needed to decide on the size of […]