Could I use bg44k as a direct fuel rail induction system?
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I don't know, but think you might want something more concentrated like Sledge Hammer (I think that's what it's called).
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Yes you can. BG44K has a wide range of application use to help trigger your fuel system in many ways.
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I would not recommend this for that use. Even if not a high pressure system, the integrity would not be what is required for a fuel system.
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I have only filled my generator to the full position and then the auxillary to the full position and used.. The fuel will feed from the auxiliary tank first and always leave the tank in your genset full - for example, it will use the fuel in your gen set last.
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I think the 2003 Yukon and 2001 Chevy already has a port on the fuel rail. My 1995 Chevy W/T did not. I installed the supplied port from the kit next to the fuel filter. You'd only need the gauge from this kit. Check your vehicle for the port. If it doesn't have the port, it should work. Incidentally, I checked this gauge against another gauge and they had identical readings.
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I'm using one with a factory block mounted mechanical fuel pump with metal line routed to an Edelbrock carb. No problems for me, if anything you will have more space from removing the large metal overhead alternator mounting bracket.
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Haven't tried using both burners yet. The power sharing system makes it sound like you only have half power available when both are used. I have a GE induction cooktop using 220V that has the same limitation.
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Yes. That was the reason I purchased it was for an Induction type burner and it works no problem.
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I would check MSD'S tech sheet. I think they may have a harness for that. I used their harness to my Ford EEc distribute. It's worth the performance and fuel millage gain.
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Imho, it can handle bolt on upgrades. If you want to go force induction, you would want to go stage 2 and above depending on the power level.
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I will have to send you pictures of my set-up later on this week. Briefly I have three Weber carbs and a fuel distributional block from Mr. Gasket and I placed it upstream of this, but if you have fuel injection the pressure is about two or three times what the gauge will register
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Yes ....but in my case DOT regulations state it can not be connected to the fuel system so for me it's only a transfer tank ....There is a drain bung on the bottom edge tho :)
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Hi Brody,As a rule the answers is yes to the Turbo Boost and *Fuel Pressure (*May require EAS add-on). I would need to know your application to be 100% sure, the PID's readings do change on some applications.Hope this helps, feel free to give me a call if you need more information,Thanks,DaveMONSTER PERFORMANCE870-580-0940
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I don't know. There should be an induction symbol on the box if they are compatible.
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I have had this programmer on my '96 7.3 for four years. Never a problem, and it does improve the performance . I haven't noticed any better fuel mileage, but it does improve shift points when towing. I wouldn't recommend using it on the higher settings without a full set of gauges -- EGT, Boost, and Transmission temp at a minimum. I put in an extra transmission cooler just to be safe. Running at higher power settings puts extra stress on the engine and tranny and makes things run hotter. Running synthetics will also help keep the heat down.
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I have not used it that way - only electric and gas. The technical details though state that it is electric, gas, and induction compatible.
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If it is dual fuel you will need a 220 electrical line and a natural gas line... no 110 needed if you need the 220.
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You could, if the gauge worked... Mine was faulty out of the box. Check the other reviews.