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Message: [QUOTE="brandonmc07, post: 1494253, member: 5374"] So I'm wondering if I should install a fuel system on my truck and if I even need one. How to I know which system to use as far a how much fuel they are pushing? Like a 90, 125, 200, or 225 GPH and they have different pressures. Then there are the driven diesel or irate systems built specifically for the 7.3. I know I would have to add the fuel bowl ****** system to my current reg return system. If someone could tell me the benefits of having a system vs staying with my the stock pump I would appreciate it. The main reason I started looking into it is because I noticed sediment in the fuel filter bowl when I change my filter last time. My injectors are 238/80 hybrids. I don't plan on adding anymore power in the near future do to having PMR's. One more thing to add, Should I consider upgrading valve springs and pushrods? [/QUOTE]

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