HT3B+Hx35 VS. BD-Power Super "B" Twins
05-07-2004, 11:27 PM
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HT3B+Hx35 VS. BD-Power Super "B" Twins
Which would yall recommend for twins with running DD5's?
HT3b with Hx35 WG's
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BD-Power's Super B Twins? Also what size are the twins on the BD-power?
BD-Power Twins
What are the pro's and cons of both?
Thanks Sean
HT3b with Hx35 WG's
Or
BD-Power's Super B Twins? Also what size are the twins on the BD-power?
BD-Power Twins
What are the pro's and cons of both?
Thanks Sean
05-08-2004, 12:05 AM
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Every BD product I tried was not of the best quality,, and I've tried a quiet a few items.
Did the products work? Yes. Work Well? No.
Merrick
Did the products work? Yes. Work Well? No.
Merrick
05-10-2004, 09:08 PM
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I talked indepth with the engineer that designed BD's Twin system.
It is designed to make smokeless 450 HP and keep EGT safe.
It tooks good on the truck, but a HX40/HT3B can support more fuel.
It is designed to make smokeless 450 HP and keep EGT safe.
It tooks good on the truck, but a HX40/HT3B can support more fuel.
05-10-2004, 09:51 PM
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05-10-2004, 10:43 PM
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I would go with a B1/ B2 combo
. A little pricey but if youre gunna go.... you might as well go BIIIIIIIGGGGGGG!!!! Not to mention the ultra reliable and wicked awesome power they make
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Scott
. A little pricey but if youre gunna go.... you might as well go BIIIIIIIGGGGGGG!!!! Not to mention the ultra reliable and wicked awesome power they make .Scott
05-11-2004, 06:04 AM
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I would not use the HX 35 on top. The 40 gives more air and will burn cleaner. NOT smokeless but cleaner. And I don't know why but 40's seem to break more than others. The 3B on bottom is a good choice.
..Preston..
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05-11-2004, 06:54 AM
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Originally posted by chevy43
Theirs has no intercooler?!! I notice they didn't bother with oil lines to the turbo's either.
Theirs has no intercooler?!! I notice they didn't bother with oil lines to the turbo's either.
05-11-2004, 06:57 AM
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Want nice twins......
http://www.scheiddiesel.com/trkpull.htm
These are priced decently and look great IMO.
--Justin
http://www.scheiddiesel.com/trkpull.htm
These are priced decently and look great IMO.
--Justin
05-11-2004, 07:55 AM
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The no intercooler thing is just a mock up picture. The stainless pipe is also just for show. The production units will have powercoated pipes and will use the intercooler... it'd be silly not to. The price is actually pretty reasonable for what you get. They're not huge mega power twins, but more for the guy who wants to be able to use 450 hp all the time and not have to break the bank. I agree w/ Justin on the Scheid setup... it's the cleanest setup I've seen yet.
John
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05-11-2004, 01:33 PM
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Well the reason I want to gowith the HT3B and the Hx35 is because the truck already has a 35 so use that a small and use 3B as big. Ill give JR and Peirs a call and see what they say.
Thanks yall
Sean
Thanks yall
Sean
