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Old 03-13-2017, 12:06 PM   #6
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Name: rdix7991
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Originally Posted by turbo2332 View Post
Delivery valves are fuel injection event stops, located under the holders the injection lines attach too. They are easy to change. There is a collar on each valve. This collar in stock form is very thick, by installing aftermarket valves or machining the stock valves, a longer injection period is attained. This drastically effects power due to the extra fuel, the injector sprays longer. This also makes for a sloppier injection process as the pressure falls off. Also because of the extra fuel smoke and exhaust temperatures can grow exponentially. Delivery valves are awesome upgrades but the size of the valve again will be determined by its application. A lazer cut valve (???)

Greg
Did you intend to elaborate more on the laser cut DV's?

That's alot of information to edit. !
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