finally more turbo for the diesel
-
zbrown;298609 wrote:
Manual trucks would blow balls trying to pull with a single this size......... every shift re-spooling without the converter to help youTrue story! I drove a 2006 Dodge 3500 Cummins(long box, 4 door, dually) in a 6-speed when I moved. I hated every second of it.
-
91nbtsi;298676 wrote:
Zach, is your trans built?my pickup had fueling mods before i got it.....so i don't know if he did something to the stock tranny or not...
but somehow it shifts and holds every gear like a million bucks.... so either it was built somewhat awhile back or i am just really really lucky so far, haha
It will go to Goerend for all the goodies when it does shit.... But yes i do have a billet 3 disk Goerend converter, that was a huge difference over the stock converter
-
-
vid or it didnt happen!
-
nice, good job, what injectors and fueling mods do you have?
-
zbrown;298697 wrote:
DDP 140 sticks, #0 fuel plate, 4k governor springsedit, and timing is bumped to 16.5*
ahh alright. have you heard of the new kit where you can make your stock p7100 into a 16mm pump by swaping out the delivery valves and the rack? and its suppose to only cost a few hundred. but im guessing it wouldnt be very street able, be like driving around with a sigma...
-
KA-T_240;298705 wrote:
I just saw a BD Super B going on a Cummins today....want a cookie?
-
KA-T_240;298705 wrote:
I just saw a BD Super B going on a Cummins today....The "super B" is a 57mm comp, and a 65mm turbine
The "super B special" is a 64.5mm comp, and a 71mm turbine... which is what i have
was it on a 3rd gen truck?? cuz even just the super B would be a huge upgrade over the 9cm hotside on the stock turbo, that thing is big EGT maker
-
KA-T_240;298714 wrote:
yup! come bring it to me!for you
-
Bookem;298887 wrote:
Hey Zac, does that have the wastegate on it or is that the difference with the 35w? We have one wearing out, and looking for a used replacement.are you asking on the original or new turbo?
but yes both the new and old are wastegated
old is only wastegates one volute... new does both and they are big
-
zac, have you loaded your engine much yet? im curious how it will pull while towing
-
beachbum_jon;298929 wrote:
zac, have you loaded your engine much yet? im curious how it will pull while towingno, nothing really heavy yet
but honestly I am amazed how it is working..... don't know why people say you dont want to pull with a 64?? unless it is that much different in a maunual truck?? I almost wish i would have went with a 66 as seeing how responsive the 64 is
At unloaded cruising i now see slightly higher EGT's and lower boost pressures.....(should help some with mileage from easier engine breathing). but with a little bit of load it will quickly trasition into good boost with out any smoke or hesitation.... then the EGTs stay way way lower than they would have with the stocker under any load
We will be hauling calves in a week or two so that will be 25k lbs.... see then what it does with a heavy load. Should get a vid showing all the guages when i am loaded like that accelerating and cruising loaded.
As of now i love it... and really see no absolute need for twins... I know now that i could go to a 66 if i needed more and still spool it to my liking
jacobs give your 2 cents, you rode in it and can attest to the spooling, EGT's, and power increase
Its still a tossup as to whether the 4K governor springs, torque converter change, or turbo swap made the single most impressive change all by itslef
-
zbrown;298930 wrote:
no, nothing really heavy yetbut honestly I am amazed how it is working..... don't know why people say you dont want to pull with a 64?? unless it is that much different in a maunual truck?? I almost wish i would have went with a 66 as seeing how responsive the 64 is
At unloaded cruising i now see slightly higher EGT's and lower boost pressures.....(should help some with mileage from easier engine breathing). but with a little bit of load it will quickly trasition into good boost with out any smoke or hesitation.... then the EGTs stay way way lower than they would have with the stocker under any load
We will be hauling calves in a week or two so that will be 25k lbs.... see then what it does with a heavy load. Should get a vid showing all the guages when i am loaded like that accelerating and cruising loaded.
As of now i love it... and really see no absolute need for twins... I know now that i could go to a 66 if i needed more and still spool it to my liking
jacobs give your 2 cents, you rode in it and can attest to the spooling, EGT's, and power increase
Its still a tossup as to whether the 4K governor springs, torque converter change, or turbo swap made the single most impressive change all by itslef
64 sucks with a manual, even with a bigger pump and chip turned up all the way. it was annoying to drive, once it spooled it was decent, but the twins are soooo much better. we pulled a 25ft enclosed car trailer with a early 80's delta 88, fridge, washer & dryer, big tv, and lots and lots and lots of heavy boxes and tools and stuff from phoenix up to flagstaff (up a mountain) and with the monster pump, ddp 150's and the twins, it pulled amazing, and beleive me, we were doing 80 the whole way up and could still accelerate quickly
-
zbrown;298912 wrote:
are you asking on the original or new turbo?but yes both the new and old are wastegated
old is only wastegates one volute... new does both and they are big
Old one, looking for one used and local. Wasn't sure if that works in place of the commercial 35w though.
Hello! It looks like you're interested in this conversation, but you don't have an account yet.
Getting fed up of having to scroll through the same posts each visit? When you register for an account, you'll always come back to exactly where you were before, and choose to be notified of new replies (either via email, or push notification). You'll also be able to save bookmarks and upvote posts to show your appreciation to other community members.
With your input, this post could be even better 💗
Register Login