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Ok, im gonna be buying a '96 or '97 dually and i want to set it up for towing. Heres what im looking for: 400-425 rwhp is the goal : what turbo will work at this hp, keeping egts low while not takin forever to ... JOIN NOW TO REMOVE TRACER
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Ok, im gonna be buying a '96 or '97 dually and i want to set it up for towing.
Heres what im looking for: 400-425 rwhp is the goal : what turbo will work at this hp, keeping egts low while not takin forever to spool up [ive been told piers modified hx40], what about a super b? : what injectors do i need? :fuel plate? :timing? :clutch? I need to know how to take a bone stock truck to probably 400 rwhp from start to finish, walk me though it, as i dont know too much about 12valve performance stuff Thanks, Roy |
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-piers modified HX40 would be decent, but a varient of the S300 or a small set of twins would be better
-injectors you could go for marine 370s but they will get a little tosty for towing, look to industrial injection, piers, or one of the other injector companys about what you want out of it -fuel plate, a #10 will be a good plate, a #100 would be good too but might get a little hot on the top end -timing go to 15.5 or 16 degrees -clutch go to south bend call them up tell them what you want and they will honestly tell you what you need probably a con OFE or con FE those are both 13" upgrades -on the exhaust you will want probably a 5 inch, you could do 4 but making close to 500hp your going to want the 5 -also with this power your probably going to look towards head studs and o-rings to keep your lid on -also you will want to get either a 3gsk or 4gsk to use your power all the way through your powerband anything else just lemme know |
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i'd go with an HTT HTBG 57 (~$1,050) or a 71 series Super Stock 62 (~$1,670)... both require an HX-40 style downpipe do figure in 160-180 extra for that.... i run the 71 series 64/14 the 14 keeps it perty cool on the egt side..... mainly it depends on how deep your wallet is..... a 4kgsk is a must... don't worry about the valve springs as you'll never turn that beast over 3200 rpm anyway it's just nice to have it fuel hard up to that point..... i don't have any first hand experience with injectors and deliveryvalves as i haven't installed mine yet so i can't comment there.... my 64 is harder than my HX to spool... but i'm still on my stock fuel system (stock pump, deliveryvalves, injectors) but i run plateless... i :q: could :q: peg my 1600 pyro with the stock turbo.... i just didn't do it but a couple of times........ i'd rather let me foot control EGT's than a plate..... JMHO
Last edited by Benjamin; 03-25-2007 at 03:01 PM.. |
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My wallet isnt all that deep, im looking to make the most safe HP for around $2000 total. I can do all of the work myself, so labor prices dont need to be included. I didnt even realize you could run em w/o a plate. Also, how hard is it to grind your own plate? Id rather grind my own than buy a new one and put the extra $ into somethin else.
So, can i get this kind of safe HP for $2k? If not, how much can i get for that kind of money? |
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What about 3 piece manifolds? I have been told by some i need one and by others i dont. If the factory one cracks, ill definately replace it w/a 3 piece, but do i need one if the factory one is fine?
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3kgsk, hx40 or hybrid 34/40 kit...60# valve springs, 10 plate, lite aFC spring kit, bhaf or intake, 17* timing, and some sort of mild injector upgrade....
i made almost 450hp with a similar setup and had no problem towing expect it got a little hot with my 370's...LOL |
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