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He351vgt
Good day. Has anybody played around with the HE351VGT turbo? I've seen these 6.7l turbos cheap on ebay. I like the idea of variable vanes for less turbo lag. Would they fit on a 24v?
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They're electronically controlled and therefore won't work on an older truck.
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The vanes are electronically controlled? Is the wastegate also electronically controlled or still pneumatic?
I'd like to see the guts of one of these...or at least the schematics. After all, as we all know, electronics can be made to do our bidding... |
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the vanes act as the wastegate
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00 3500 4 door, 2wd, dually, 5 speed, with D80 with 3.54, Raptor fuel pump, 1/2 lines with boost, EGT and FP guages and Quadzilla Adrenaline, home made intake, silencer ring uninstalled, and home made boost controller. 4 inch DP with 5inch exhaust |
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Someone would need to come up with a controller box to run the VGT. It would be pretty easy to capture the needed information off the CAN bus. Something I'd consider doing except that I have way too many projects already, and I have to work, too!
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I'm a ways away from doing a turbo so I'm researching for now. I've been a fan of the variable vane concept since chrysler did it with their 2.5's way back when. Minimum lag and lots of air when you need it...also water and oil cooled bearings.
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Engineering 2010 Cummins HD Engines
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Technically, this is NOT a variable vane charger like the garretts on the old Chrysler/shelby chargers were.
A "variable vane" changes the radial angle of attack the gas flow has against the turbo blades. The Holset VGT varies the flow orifice by sliding in the axial direction. So while they try to achieve the same thing, the hoslet approach uses fewer parts and operates axially vs the radial adjustment of the VNT design. I think a VGT charger would work well on an older truck like mine. MOst of the reliability problems I have heard of are overwhelmingly related to the ECM calibration of the newer cleaner engines that soot up the charger so heavily. JMO
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Justin I like to think I can offer you some points to think about, but I have LITTLE TO NO EXPERIENCE with the vast majority of performance enhancements out there: turbos, fueling boxes, etc. I can comment on how things might be "on paper" but things on paper and in the real world are very different. DO NOT make buying decisions based exclusively on my advice or any internet forum "wisdom". I'll offer you my free advice, and you'll always get your money's worth. |
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i have a fully functional vgt on my 1997 12 valve
.... by that i mean FULLY functional... exhaust brake, spools instantly, my truck can get 12psi boost just by revving in neutral and the housing can open so large it wont spool and best of all... NO ELECTRONICS ![]() ![]() ![]() for pics and info pm me...
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97 dodge 2500 ext lwb cummins 5spd 4x4 bhaf no plate Holset HE351VGT gauges, dual 6" CAT stacks 3" level 17s w/36s nitto terra grapplers its got gauges that means its fast 2000 Cummins 24v motor wants a p7100, dv's, 3k gsk, .093 lines, .093 tubes, 75hp sticks, in front of a zf6 wrapped in a 97 ford 250-350 cc sb 4" lift on 35's |
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If you are willing to share, and we hope you are, please post the info here for all to read. Don't limit is to PMs, those help nobody.
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1998.5, 2500 24v 4x4 SLT QC shortbed, white, 5 speed, 3.55 gears; rear LSD; 285.75.16 E Silent Armors; DSS; Mach 1.6; VanAaken R; Walbro GSL392 with full pressure control and 3 mechanical pressure gauges; EGT & boost gauges; BD 4" inline vacuum actuated exhaust brake; 10.5k Milemarker hydraulic center mounted; Putnam V receiver; 2004 Arctic Fox 29V with Pro Series SC WD hitch. |
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PM sent a few days ago, looking for all of the info I can get on this conversion. I'm thinkin about doing one and I'm doing my homework...
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hellooooooo?
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