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Old Jul 2, 2003 | 08:02 AM
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[quote author=TxDieselKid link=board=7;threadid=16452;start=15#155591 date=1057107943]<br>HERE IS A BETTER READ <br>[/quote]<br><br>Andrew,<br>I noticed several posts are missing from the TDR thread. If I remember correctly, DBR lost one turbo which took the other one out. He went back to a single turbo and planned to redo the twins. Do you know the outcome? Compound turbo technology has advanced advanced a bit since 2001.<br>Larry
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Old Jul 2, 2003 | 10:02 AM
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________________________________________<br>Quote: <br><br>&quot;A friend of mine purchased John_P's used B-1....<br>He was concerned that he was losing HP because<br>it had the small KS housing. I know it was supposed<br>to be a Kwikspool, but it is not.&quot;<br>____________________________________ ____<br><br>Larry:<br><br>I respect you work and your accomplishments too. <br>Sorry to hear those P7100 pumps are not working for<br>you like you thought they would. <br><br>About those B-1's I tried........I stand by my prior <br>post on how they worked on my 96' 12 valve. But<br>with reference to the B-1 I sold to Jason. I was told<br>by Kurt that I was in fact getting the &quot;Kwikspool&quot;<br>housing and now I am told that it is the regular <br>housing. What does that tell you??? :<br><br>The turbo that Jason now has on his truck also<br>exhibited a &quot;skipping&quot; or &quot;stalling&quot; while pulling a<br>heavy load. On the first trip it happened to me <br>on, I was on an exceptionally bumpy section of<br>E/B I-40 going through Greensboro. My foot was<br>on the accelerator and suddenly the turbo began<br>making a steady &quot;skipping&quot; or &quot;stalling&quot; noise,<br>(something like; shh, shh, shh, shh etc.). It<br>got progressively worse until the truck &quot;shuddered&quot;<br>and I had to let off the fuel to get it to stop.<br>Very annoying to say the least! Now,....the other<br>B-1 that I had on my truck NEVER had done that, so<br>something was definitely different between the two!<br>I will add that in talking to Kurt, he said they aware<br>of some of the turbos doing that but that there was<br>nothing he felt he could do at that time. I have said<br>before Kurt's service was always good and he always<br>would take time to talk to us about any problems we<br>had. But,.....I tow pretty regularly so I knew I had<br>to make some changes which I did. I also reralize<br>that Kurt has made some changes to his turbos so<br>noone else may have the problems I did. As you <br>pointed out Larry, turbo technology has come a<br>long way in the last year or too. The &quot;ball bearing&quot;<br>and VVGT turbos we are seeing on gas and diesel<br>engines are evidence of that.<br><br>Finally, the B-1's do seem to work better on the manual<br>transmission 24 valve trucks. My son also put that same<br>B-1 on his 2001 24 valve with an automatic and it DID<br>NOT perform as good as the Piers HX-40 did! That was <br>with a TST PM 3 &quot;piggybacked&quot; with a DD TTPM, Super<br>mental Injectors, 4&quot; exhaust, ATS tranny, so he definitely<br>had enough fuel!<br><br>I am glad that you, Jason and others are happy with your<br>B-1's, but for me and others I know the B-1 just didn't <br>work. Like many others, I will eventually have a set of<br>twins anyway. Every twin set-up I have ridden in has <br>been nothing short of impressive!<br><br>-------<br>John_P
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Old Jul 2, 2003 | 11:05 AM
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DOES THE B1B &quot;QUICK SPOOL&quot; and B3 combo with external wastegate sound like a good combo for an automatic with an 89% TQ?
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Old Jul 2, 2003 | 09:08 PM
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[quote author=Roger rodbolt link=board=7;threadid=16452;start=30#155722 date=1057150975]<br>Andrew,<br>I noticed several posts are missing from the TDR thread. If I remember correctly, DBR lost one turbo which took the other one out. He went back to a single turbo and planned to redo the twins. Do you know the outcome? Compound turbo technology has advanced advanced a bit since 2001.<br>Larry<br>[/quote]<br><br>Larry,<br>You have a great memory sir! I had forgoten that, but since you mention it, i do remember it. Don't know if I can find that thread or not, I'll see if I can. <br><br>Andrew
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Old Jul 2, 2003 | 10:47 PM
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[quote author=JCL123 link=board=7;threadid=16452;start=30#155774 date=1057161950]<br>DOES THE B1B &quot;QUICK SPOOL&quot; and B3 combo with external wastegate sound like a good combo for an automatic with an 89% TQ? <br>[/quote]<br><br>I think you have to ask yourself a few questions,<br>1) how much power do i want<br>2) how big of an injector am i going to run on a daily basis<br>3) 89% or 91% convertor<br><br>I have the 91% and would not trade it for the world. Even when I run my truck with my stock injectors, and box on 1x1, i still love my 91% and don't think it lags as even Bill K of DTT thought it would.<br><br>Also you might want to ask Kurt about his B2, which is suppose to be the &quot;Ht3b-killer&quot; for twin setups. I talked with Nowel for a while and that seems like a nice turbo from what he told me. <br><br>Andrew
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Old Jul 2, 2003 | 11:05 PM
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<br><br>I think you have to ask yourself a few questions,<br>1) how much power do i want<br>2) how big of an injector am i going to run on a daily basis<br>3) 89% or 91% convertor<br><br>I have the 91% and would not trade it for the world. Even when I run my truck with my stock injectors, and box on 1x1, i still love my 91% and don't think it lags as even Bill K of DTT thought it would.<br><br>Also you might want to ask Kurt about his B2, which is suppose to be the &quot;Ht3b-killer&quot; for twin setups. I talked with Nowel for a while and that seems like a nice turbo from what he told me. <br><br>Andrew<br>
<br><br> Thanks Andrew<br>1)I want as much streetable power as I can get eventually.<br>2)I currently run DDIII's and make plenty of smoke<br>3)I run the DTT Tranny with the 89% converter add to this the fact that my truck has 3:54 gears and 36&quot; tires!<br><br>From what I have read in all those previous threads the most current threads indicate that the B1B &quot;quick spool&quot; mated up to the B2 would be a great combo for my truck and would allow me to ultimately go to even more fuel if desired. IF the B1B Quick Spool spools as fast as what they say it does! ???<br><br>Anyone got a take on whether or not my truck will still be a smoke show or if this will keep me out of trouble with the smoke?
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Old Jul 3, 2003 | 01:32 AM
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Re:Will this twin turbo set up work well

I'm betting that the smoke will clear up even with MUCH larger injectors.<br><br><br><br>
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Old Jul 3, 2003 | 10:20 AM
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[quote author=Mark_Kendrick link=board=7;threadid=16452;start=30#156006 date=1057213970]<br>I'm betting that the smoke will clear up even with MUCH larger injectors.<br><br><br><br><br>[/quote]<br>LAGG???? : : :
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Old Jul 3, 2003 | 11:15 AM
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Re:Will this twin turbo set up work well

it will be as fast or faster than an HX35-12 and approaching the HY30-9.<br><br>the KSB1b is pretty dern fast 8)
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Old Jul 3, 2003 | 11:48 AM
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Re:Will this twin turbo set up work well

NOW ALL I GOTTA DO IS FIND SOMEONE THAT CAN BUILD THIS CONTAPTION [undecided]
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Old Jul 3, 2003 | 01:01 PM
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I Can and will. I have 2 sets sold. the flanges are being made as we speak. <br><br>The B1-B2 Combo is a 700+ HP setup. <br><br>The HY-BHT3B is good to about 600hp the HX-BHT3B gets to 625-650. I have the HX/HY setups ready to ship.<br><br>For more info give me a call or e-mail. I don't want to violate any forum rules.<br><br>Thanks,<br>Mark<br>817 343 8666 <br>817 237 6868<br>mark@texasdieselworks.com<br>www.texasdieselworks.com<br>
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Old Jul 3, 2003 | 01:51 PM
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[quote author=Mark_Kendrick link=board=7;threadid=16452;start=30#156142 date=1057248922]<br>it will be as fast or faster than an HX35-12 and approaching the HY30-9.<br><br>the KSB1b is pretty dern fast 8) <br>[/quote]<br><br>Mark,<br><br>How many cfm does the KSB1b move?
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Old Jul 3, 2003 | 01:52 PM
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10-15% over a HX40
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Old Jul 3, 2003 | 02:35 PM
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I saw a B-1/B-2 twin setup at Muncie..... The HP output was a little shy of 700 HP. As I recall it was around 300 HP shy, the truck only made around 410 HP! The fellow running the setup was pretty disappointed in the #. Do some research there is a lot more to building a good set of twins then just bolting on a couple turbos.<br><br>Doug
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Old Jul 3, 2003 | 03:35 PM
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How do I avoid getting / purchasing the wrong setup?
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