what turbo are you gettin?
11-29-2003, 11:04 PM
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what turbo are you gettin?
I see there are a bunch of HX40s for sale in the classifieds, what are all of you upgrading to from the HX40, and why?
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11-30-2003, 03:15 AM
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Re:what turbo are you gettin?
[quote author=LanceD link=board=7;threadid=23041;start=0#msg215845 date=1070168661]
I see there are a bunch of HX40s for sale in the classifieds, what are all of you upgrading to from the HX40, and why?
Lance
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Well when my time comes I'm getting a JR Adkins special turbo!
However I only have a factory HX35 for now. Check out my sig though :hint:hint:
I see there are a bunch of HX40s for sale in the classifieds, what are all of you upgrading to from the HX40, and why?
Lance
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Well when my time comes I'm getting a JR Adkins special turbo!
However I only have a factory HX35 for now. Check out my sig though :hint:hint:
11-30-2003, 07:09 AM
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Re:what turbo are you gettin?
Lance,
Some people are out growing their HX40's some are worried about reliability.
HX40's really like the 400-500hp area.
But, it is a stepping stone to a larger single (or tougher), or a twin setup.
--Justin
Some people are out growing their HX40's some are worried about reliability.
HX40's really like the 400-500hp area.
But, it is a stepping stone to a larger single (or tougher), or a twin setup.
--Justin
11-30-2003, 10:14 AM
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Re:what turbo are you gettin?
Here's the current hit list, in order of priority:
1. JR's HX55-16 hybrid. All indications are that spool up is the same as my stock HX40-16. Rocketship spooling starts @ 1750.
2. B1-B-EX4 or KSB1-B-EX4.
1. JR's HX55-16 hybrid. All indications are that spool up is the same as my stock HX40-16. Rocketship spooling starts @ 1750.
2. B1-B-EX4 or KSB1-B-EX4.
11-30-2003, 01:30 PM
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Re:what turbo are you gettin?
This is the first I've heard of Jr's turbo. Does anyone have any more info? From the sounds if it I would be better of getting one of those vs. a PDR 40
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11-30-2003, 03:25 PM
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Re:what turbo are you gettin?
[quote author=marksmith link=board=7;threadid=23041;start=0#msg216019 date=1070220616]
This is the first I've heard of Jr's turbo. Does anyone have any more info? From the sounds if it I would be better of getting one of those vs. a PDR 40
Thanks
Mark
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The best bet for details is to PM J.R. I am running one and am very pleased with it. It is a small 55 hybrid with a 16cm wastegated HX40 exhaust housing that has been modified to accept the bigger turbine wheel. It bolts to a stock exhaust maniforld and uses an HX40 downpipe. I have not dynoed my truck sinse the last round of upgrades but plan on doing that soon. With the wastegate set at 44psi I reduce the smoke with my set up to a light haze when its fully lit.
This is the first I've heard of Jr's turbo. Does anyone have any more info? From the sounds if it I would be better of getting one of those vs. a PDR 40
Thanks
Mark
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The best bet for details is to PM J.R. I am running one and am very pleased with it. It is a small 55 hybrid with a 16cm wastegated HX40 exhaust housing that has been modified to accept the bigger turbine wheel. It bolts to a stock exhaust maniforld and uses an HX40 downpipe. I have not dynoed my truck sinse the last round of upgrades but plan on doing that soon. With the wastegate set at 44psi I reduce the smoke with my set up to a light haze when its fully lit.
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Re:what turbo are you gettin?
[quote author=LanceD link=board=7;threadid=23041;start=0#msg216316 date=1070257946]
rocketship spooling? I like the sound of that. whats it like when it spools?
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In 4th gear when it hits 44psi the back end kind of wiggles sideways a little bit. ;D
rocketship spooling? I like the sound of that. whats it like when it spools?
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In 4th gear when it hits 44psi the back end kind of wiggles sideways a little bit. ;D
12-01-2003, 11:12 AM
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Re:what turbo are you gettin?
I swapped out my PDR 40 for the B1KS with no regrets its a great working turbo. The 40 just was outgrown by my fueling needs the 40 are pretty nice turbo's.
12-01-2003, 07:03 PM
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Re:what turbo are you gettin?
Somewhere around the begining of next week I will be going from a PDR 40/18 to a Little '55 from J.R. I'm hoping to pick up a few pounds of boost, and have lots of cool air, with better spoolup.
I'l report back with what I find.
My 12V is using two extremely hybrided turbo's from J.R. also. My Big Turbo flows almost as much as a Big Brother, mu little turbo easily outflows a B-1. I can't tell ya what they are, but suffice to say, they make an easy 100PSI, and start spooling at 1,700RPM.
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I'l report back with what I find.
My 12V is using two extremely hybrided turbo's from J.R. also. My Big Turbo flows almost as much as a Big Brother, mu little turbo easily outflows a B-1. I can't tell ya what they are, but suffice to say, they make an easy 100PSI, and start spooling at 1,700RPM.
Merrick
12-03-2003, 10:31 PM
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Re:what turbo are you gettin?
if I was to get this hybrid 55 from JR, would the bosch 370 injectors be enough? what else would I need for this to work well?
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12-03-2003, 11:17 PM
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Re:what turbo are you gettin?
[quote author=LanceD link=board=7;threadid=23041;start=0#msg217903 date=1070512272]
if I was to get this hybrid 55 from JR, would the bosch 370 injectors be enough? what else would I need for this to work well?
Lance
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Call, PM, or Email JR he will be able to tell you exactly what you need to run that turbo. Or he can tell you which turbo will suit your truck. Whenever I finally get the $$ for a turbo (Clutch comes first!
) I'm getting a turbo from JR. He has had the best priced options I've seen yet!
if I was to get this hybrid 55 from JR, would the bosch 370 injectors be enough? what else would I need for this to work well?
Lance
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Call, PM, or Email JR he will be able to tell you exactly what you need to run that turbo. Or he can tell you which turbo will suit your truck. Whenever I finally get the $$ for a turbo (Clutch comes first!
) I'm getting a turbo from JR. He has had the best priced options I've seen yet!
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Re:what turbo are you gettin?
[quote author=LanceD link=board=7;threadid=23041;start=0#msg217903 date=1070512272]
if I was to get this hybrid 55 from JR, would the bosch 370 injectors be enough? what else would I need for this to work well?
Lance
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Lance, it should be, with a smaller Exh. housing,, say a 14cm.
The '55 is much tougher than a '40. I think it would be wise to move up to a #10 plate (or more aggressive), and a 4K GSK, along with the 60# Valve springs if you haven't allready, O-ringing the head would be a wise move, but not nessasary.
With a stock plate full forwards, the B-1 will work fine, even an HX-40 would suffice. My 24V made 457RWHP and 950RWTQ for 20,000 miles with a PDR HX-40 with an 18 cm housing. I have now removed it, rebuilt it, and am trying to sell it. The HX-55 is a good turbo for trucks pushing 500RWHP and above. It will work on lower HP trucks, but you won't utilize it's full potential.
I hope this helps.
Merrick Cummings Jr
if I was to get this hybrid 55 from JR, would the bosch 370 injectors be enough? what else would I need for this to work well?
Lance
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Lance, it should be, with a smaller Exh. housing,, say a 14cm.
The '55 is much tougher than a '40. I think it would be wise to move up to a #10 plate (or more aggressive), and a 4K GSK, along with the 60# Valve springs if you haven't allready, O-ringing the head would be a wise move, but not nessasary.
With a stock plate full forwards, the B-1 will work fine, even an HX-40 would suffice. My 24V made 457RWHP and 950RWTQ for 20,000 miles with a PDR HX-40 with an 18 cm housing. I have now removed it, rebuilt it, and am trying to sell it. The HX-55 is a good turbo for trucks pushing 500RWHP and above. It will work on lower HP trucks, but you won't utilize it's full potential.
I hope this helps.
Merrick Cummings Jr