Diy cp3 mod??
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Here are a few from mine. Before and after..
Before
Before
After
If you look closely in this pic you can see the slit.
Thanks for the pic's!! I will take a couple before and after pics of mine also.
there are 2 holes inlet and outlet of the suction pump they are located in the middle of the plate ( ill try and find some pics later )
I drilled these out to 0.16` stock is 0.10 iirc (LLY and lb7)
i was told that you could machine 100 thousandths of f the top of the plunger I.E. the end that doesnt have the rectangles in it. does anyone know anything about doing this
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going to mod my LBZ pump this week and drill out the rail fitting nipple doohickies, and bypass the oem filter. was just wondering if any of you guys drilled out the cp3 outlet fitting, if it needed it? the bag o parts kits i have seen has a fitting included with bigger I.d.
i am stumped on why this thing is losing so much more rail pressure than others with 500HP. i went to the strip on friday night and rail dropped to 17880 or so during 2-3 shift and just before 4-5.
i am stumped on why this thing is losing so much more rail pressure than others with 500HP. i went to the strip on friday night and rail dropped to 17880 or so during 2-3 shift and just before 4-5.
may as well save your money and go for dual fuelers, used sets can be found for around $1500. IIRC a modded pump from II or WD is about the same price.
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it's in the works once Volker gets his parts available again, but for right now i am modding this and doing the dual feed line to see if i see some improvements, i have heard of 2k psi increase depending on tuning so i am optimistic. also i would need to disconnect my 2nd cp3 when i pull locally. I have the original cp3 sitting here, also getting modded, awaiting that day though.
Got an LBZ pump and wicked diesel FPR in my my LB7. Jumpy idle smoothed out and my best mpg was 12.2 now its 17.5 and better.
Sorry fellas, just saw this thread! Looks like you guys covered the bases on the mods pretty well! As said, be very careful so you dont ruin any parts, very precice stuff and needs to be handled carefully And cant stress the word CLEANLYNESS <-------- make sure of that!