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Old 01-16-2010, 08:53 AM
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Other than a HX 40 down pipe, what is needed to install a S300 turbo for a 2nd gen truck on a IC 1st gen? Can I use the stock IC tubing and boots? What about the intake?? I plan I doing a BHAF but want to make sure I get the right stuff...
 
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Old 01-16-2010, 10:51 AM
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it should bolt right up i believe except for the downpipe. but make sure you get the gasket that goes inbetween the exhaust housing and the exhaust manifold. you can NOT get them at a local auto parts store. you have to get it from dodge. i didnt have one when i was putting my hx40 on and it dragged the process out three days to wait for one to come in
 
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tltruckparts how u like the hx 40? im tryin to decide if i want a s300 or a hx 40 later on when i get to that point
 
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Originally Posted by FIRST GEN. JAKE
tltruckparts how u like the hx 40? im tryin to decide if i want a s300 or a hx 40 later on when i get to that point
ill tell you once my exhaust comes back. the company i bought my downpipe from didnt tell me it uses a cummins special order v band clamp, and then they didnt send me the right one the first time, so im still hung up because of a stupid v band clamp.

also to add to my first post, you going to have to mod your oil return line, the wastegate actuator is in the way of it. i had to cut mine and use a piece of hose in its place
 
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Old 01-27-2010, 09:27 PM
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Thanks, but that is for a 24 valve... I know the basics are the same but I was looking more for specifics (IE things like the non-IC trucks will also need to buy outlet elbow)... At any rate I do appreciate you taking the time to respond and you have a great write up



On another note... I got my new turbo today , waiting on gauges to arrive and trying to scrounge the funds for the exhaust system... Then things are going to get wicked
 
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Flange is a regular T3 turbo Gasket. You can find them at your cummins store (cheaper than dodge) or all over on the net. The V-Band clamp is either the hx40 style (4" ) or the HE style (4.3" or something like that) You can buy those from Source Automotive as well as the flange on the downpipe.

Also Be more specific as to "S300" This turbo has AT LEAST 7 different Comp wheels and 3 Turbine wheels as well as several turbine and compressor housings that I know of.
 
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Old 01-28-2010, 09:44 PM
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Originally Posted by kazairl
Flange is a regular T3 turbo Gasket. You can find them at your cummins store (cheaper than dodge) or all over on the net. The V-Band clamp is either the hx40 style (4" ) or the HE style (4.3" or something like that) You can buy those from Source Automotive as well as the flange on the downpipe.

Also Be more specific as to "S300" This turbo has AT LEAST 7 different Comp wheels and 3 Turbine wheels as well as several turbine and compressor housings that I know of.

Turbo came with a new flange gasket, as well as new oil feed o-ring and oil drain gasket, should be good there...

It is my understanding that the "S300" is a chassis that the turbo is built around (kinda like a "fox body"), even with the various configurations and options the basic framework is the same...

The turbo I have is a 62/65
 
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will we really need to buy the outlet flang, that will SUCK all my piping is custom for my intercooler. looks like ill need new pipes on the turbo side. how much does the elbo cost????? can i get one off another turbo? my taxes should be back soon and i was gonna get an s300 for the 90. but guess i gotta get some more parts first.
 
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Old 01-29-2010, 10:17 AM
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Originally Posted by freak007
Turbo came with a new flange gasket, as well as new oil feed o-ring and oil drain gasket, should be good there...

It is my understanding that the "S300" is a chassis that the turbo is built around (kinda like a "fox body"), even with the various configurations and options the basic framework is the same...

The turbo I have is a 62/65


True, However the variations on connections can be just as varied. But taking into account that it is set up for a 2nd gen, are you sure that all the connections are the same as an hx-35?

how much does the elbo cost????? can i get one off another turbo?
The elbow for the compressor discharge on the hx35? Try calling around to several turbo shops. They usually have a used one that they will practically give away.
 
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