1989-1993 Cummins Performance VE Injection Pump (0460426205SHOSE)
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Description
Description
Industrial Injection performance-calibrated Bosch VE injection pump for 1989-1993 Dodge 5.9L 12V Cummins trucks. Built on your existing pump core, recalibrated for more fuel and higher RPM than the factory setup, and bench-tested before shipping.
The pump ships with a fuel pin and 3200 RPM governor spring installed — that combination opens up about 40 hp and 90-100 lb-ft over a tired stock pump, and lets the engine pull cleanly past the OE 2500 rpm ceiling. Pair with upgraded injectors (Industrial Injection's POD-style injectors are the typical recommendation) for the best driveability and smoke control.
This is a rebuild-on-your-core service — your existing pump must be sent in first. Request an RA number before shipping the core.
Features
Features
- Performance-Calibrated VE Injection Pump
- Includes Fuel Pin & 3200 RPM Governor Spring
- +~40 HP / +90-100 lb-ft over Stock Pump
- Bench-Tested on Certified Bosch Equipment
- 1-Year Warranty (Parts Only)
- Part Number: 0460426205SHOSE
Notes
Notes
- Rebuild & return only. Send your existing VE pump core in first — contact us for an RA number before shipping. Pump is built to spec and returned to you.
- Recommended pairing: upgraded injectors. Generic stock injectors will limit the power potential of the performance pump calibration.
- For 1989-1993 1st gen Cummins. 2nd gen 1994-1998 trucks run the P7100 inline pump — different platform entirely.
Questions and Answers
Questions and Answers
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Whats the Max calibration of this rebuild? Ie roughly how much horsepower of fuel will it be capable of.
Roughly 350 to 450 horsepower at the wheels.
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it is ok to use a stage 1 injector ?
They would be compatible, you could pair them with a governor spring kit, as well for extra optimization.
