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Go with a 3b and a 22 housing if you can find it. With the larger S400 you are stuck with the 1.32 exhaust.(at least that's all I've found). The K31 is great, but is a bit expensive($850) and a bit small(75lbs/min). It is super for daily driving though. Probably great with an auto tranny.
Ron
Ron
Why does the bigger turbo have to be so big? Why can't a guy get away with a stock HX35 with a 12cm housing on the manifold and something in the medium range like a SPS 62/14 on the big side?
Heck, why can't a guy go with an HY 35/and HX35/14 on top for the benifets of twins but not have to flow tons of fuel to make the twins work right?
Heck, why can't a guy go with an HY 35/and HX35/14 on top for the benifets of twins but not have to flow tons of fuel to make the twins work right?
RonA, thats the setup I have but with a 38mm external wastegate. If I was doing it again I would have modded the stock gate but when I started this set no one thought a stock modded gate would support a twin setup. You can't beat it for spoolup and I finally got enough fuel to get it over 1200 and up to 60 lbs. of boost. It seems to run really hard but I've never been in a high horsepower diesel.
The next set I build will have a hy35 on top with either the k31 I have or the 3b with a 22 housing. You spend 90 percent or more of your time driving in the bottom where a small set really shines.
The next set I build will have a hy35 on top with either the k31 I have or the 3b with a 22 housing. You spend 90 percent or more of your time driving in the bottom where a small set really shines.
IMO a modded stock WG will work on a lower HP truck. There is one person on here that did some serious WG mods like makeing a new flapper and arm that would and if I remeber right does support some good HP. IMO if you want to go for some big HP with a smaller top turbo an external WG is the only way to go.
Originally Posted by gwhammy
RonA, thats the setup I have but with a 38mm external wastegate. If I was doing it again I would have modded the stock gate but when I started this set no one thought a stock modded gate would support a twin setup. You can't beat it for spoolup and I finally got enough fuel to get it over 1200 and up to 60 lbs. of boost. It seems to run really hard but I've never been in a high horsepower diesel.
The next set I build will have a hy35 on top with either the k31 I have or the 3b with a 22 housing. You spend 90 percent or more of your time driving in the bottom where a small set really shines.
The next set I build will have a hy35 on top with either the k31 I have or the 3b with a 22 housing. You spend 90 percent or more of your time driving in the bottom where a small set really shines.
The HY has a 9cm housing on it and barely moves enough air to keep up with an ez/275 combo. While it might keep it cool, it chokes it BIG time on the top end. That's one of the biggest things I noticed when I swapped to the KSB-1 is the insanely stupid top end charge I gained.
Ksb-1
Originally Posted by BigBlue
The HY has a 9cm housing on it and barely moves enough air to keep up with an ez/275 combo. While it might keep it cool, it chokes it BIG time on the top end. That's one of the biggest things I noticed when I swapped to the KSB-1 is the insanely stupid top end charge I gained.
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