Stainless Steel HPX for Ford 7.3L 99-03
The Stainless Steel High Pressure Crossover is meant to allow excess oil pressure to flow between both heads allowing for better supply to the injectors. By allowing the oil the flow to the opposite head, the issue of pressure spikes are less. HPx line comes with adapters, ready to install.

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HPX
Easy to install night and day difference and just knowing everything‘s getting proper lubrication.
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product
i was already replacing the hpop and figured why not install was super simple installed fittings and tube fit right on no problems did notice right away engine began to idel smoother after install
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Well made
Fit perfect
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Hard pipe
Had the rubber by pass, it leaked around the rubber and compression fitting, try the hard pipe this time, very happy with it. Also since the rubber did a upside “u” not sure if it was air lock. The hard pipe is linear.
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Quality
Good easy install. Not in the way of nothing and smooth running results
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Hpx
Great product came fast install was super easy since I was replacing glow plugs was wide open.
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HPX
Well, I can' say whether this helps or not. If it does, it's likely marginal but it's drop dead easy to install, is relatively cheap, is well made and fits perfectly, and it can't hurt. LIke RiffRaff's other specific products, it's well designed and perfectly made.
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Stainless steel hpx oil line
Works great and was easy to install
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does the job
install was easy. i screwed up the first time and didnt lube the WHOLE o-ring so i kinda pinched one. first installed when i had the turbo and intake off to do up-pipes. easy! when i had to put new o-rings on i ended up taking the intake off and the cold intercooler tube for more room. still easy. CLEAN the head very well and get the WHOLE o-ring lubed up so you dont have the same problem i did. honestly i think it sounds a little better but i bought it for the science behind it. Clay was great and emailed me how to get a new o-ring on friday even though i didnt know they were closed (covid BS im assuming)






