fuel compensator for diesels.

Submitted: Monday, Jan 13, 2003 at 11:08
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Back ground, 93 4.2td patrol wagon, after market turbo, 3in mandrel exhast, snorkel.
I'm looking into having a fuel compensator fitted and from what I've managed to find out about them it looks like a good idea. I like the idea restricting fuel flow at low rpm and opening it up as the rpm increase where the engine/turbo can utilize it better. Interested in the opinions of others, pros/cons, personal experience.
Currently my fuel consumption is 13.5-14/100k's (90% city), and from I could determine shouldn't be too different after fitting.
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