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Originally Posted by biopete
Not much. I installed 4 new turbo nozzles in a 240D with new nozzles. It had 115 bar injectors but when done, pop pressure was 150 bar. Runs good. It just makes the ip work a little harder to get higher pressure but they can take it ( i would assume). Gives you better atomization of fuel. You get a little more nailing but new nozzles do that at first anyway. Also it may retard timing slightly so you could check timing and advance a little if need be.
BTW, can you advance timing by sound on these engines when running it -- ie loosen IP and just push a little toward engine and tighten till it sounds and feels good?
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It is hard to rotate the Fuel Injection Pump with The Fuel Injection Lines still Attached to the IP and the Injectors.
The newer model IPs have a spcial bolt to turn that would make the sort of rotataion you are speaking of possible. Also they have very long Fuel Injection Lines and I bet it does not take as much force to bend them.