Product Description
Step up fueling on your 2006–2007 6.6L LBZ Duramax with Industrial Injection’s 40 LPM extrude-honed injector nozzle (sold individually). Engineered from OE nozzles and precisely flow-matched via the extrude-hone process, the R6 (40 LPM) size supports aggressive street/strip builds with proper air, fuel supply, and tuning.
Fitment
- 2006–2007 Chevrolet Silverado / GMC Sierra 2500HD & 3500HD with 6.6L Duramax LBZ
What’s Included
- (1) Extrude-Honed Injector Nozzle — 40 LPM (R6, sold individually)
Why This Nozzle
- Extrude-honed flow for consistent delivery across cylinders
- 40 LPM capacity to support higher horsepower with matching turbo and pump
- OE-based quality starts with genuine-style nozzles before precision finishing
Recommended Supporting Parts (CPP Internal Links)
- Lift Pump: AirDog II-5G DF-165 (LB7/LLY/LBZ 2001–2010)
- High-Output CP3: Industrial Injection Double Dragon 120 CP3 (LBZ/LMM)
- Injector Return Hardware: Bostech ISK637 Return Line Kit (LLY/LBZ/LMM)
- High-Pressure Injector Lines:
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Other Available LBZ Nozzle Sizes
Helpful Notes
- Tuning required: Custom calibration is recommended to maximize power and control smoke with 40 LPM flow.
- Match with adequate air (turbo) and fuel supply (lift pump / CP3) to maintain rail pressure under load.
- Professional installation recommended; cleanliness and torque specs are critical for injector/nozzle work.
FAQ
Is this nozzle sold individually or as a set?This R6 40 LPM nozzle is sold individually. Order quantity to match the number of injectors you are upgrading.
Do I need a lift pump and CP3 upgrade for 40 LPM?For best results, yes. A quality lift pump and a healthy or upgraded CP3 help maintain rail pressure and reliability as fueling demand increases.
Will these fit all 2006–2007 Duramax trucks?They are intended for LBZ engines only (2006–2007). Verify your VIN/engine code is LBZ before ordering.
What power level can 40 LPM support?Power potential depends on the total combo (turbo, CP3, tuning, etc.). 40 LPM is a popular step for aggressive street/strip builds with proper supporting mods.