6.5 Turbo
 

What is a good turbo set up? for a 6.5

PDR 35 or a box stock 40

I think a cummins transplant is in order.....I cringe when a 6.2 or 6.5 pulls in.
Sometimes they can be so hard to work with!

I would feel that a 35 would be much more durable! But i havent really seen many swaps done!

nice one! i was just thinking the same thing:U:

By no means am i trying to offend anyone, and all of you know that!
Its just such a pain to work on one. I had a Pre OBDII (94) Come In today, Luckily Dr. Evil and i Were on the phone and i made one of my guys work on it :5::w2:

well its not mine for sure nothing but cummins in my yard somebody was asking. see

I love them both equally can you guess which one is mine.

Dont you know, Whats hers is hers and whats yours is hers???????"give:

Yup but she lets me think one is mine. But now that I think about it her name is on both titles. I lost.

no kiddin! i just got married too...
she has already pointed out "if we get devorced i get 50%"
i told her she can have 100% it's bills any way :tttt:




i have heard alot of good things about 6.2's
honestly i would have bought one if i didn't find the ol' dodge 1st

through be known i havn't heard many people have anything good to say about the 6.5's

whats so hard about working on them??? they seem pretty easy to work, ive worked on 4 or 5 in my time....

a friend of mine was running a 35 or 40, cant remember off hand, it had injectors and some other stuff done to it, pretty nasty truck for a 6.5, my 6.2 gets great mileage, and has decent power for what it is, not everyone can afford a cummins swap, easier to swap in some injectors, a bigger charger and do some pump work.

Did you ever upgrade your turbo? How is it running?

Hmmmmmm.........

future mods
 

94 1 ton 6.5, just got it off a buddys dad, they rebuilt engine b4 i bought it, and when they did they put a mechanical pump on it. this is first 6.5 ive had and only real time ive spent around one, ive got exhaust and a tip comin, any suggestions on power mods??

turn fuel screw, get a turbomaster. but most important you need gauges before you start to play.