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[QUOTE="mandkole, post: 1431036, member: 4630"] Yes, an injector building and tuning shop is not common, or necessary. Lots of good choices that do one or the other. Id rather run a good stock turbo than risk using the D66. Some good upgrades to the stocker are coming out. Any older engine, (especially 320K mile engines) needs a full cylinder seal/health check before spending a bunch of money on injectors and upgrades. I see that as wise and reduces un-met expectations and troubleshooting if the poor running isn't changed after installing the expensive parts. [/QUOTE]
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