Lighting an old flame

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I made a post on here years ago about a 750hp 6.0 build. Life got in the way yadda yadda, no excuses. Here we are. Trying to get this done before I get a family started, priorities right? The truck is a 2006 F250 FX4 that I bought back in high school. Deleted it right away and a few years later, ditched the stock vgt and installed an S364.5SXE. Been running it for years on stock head bolts with no issues (another reason this has been delayed). Fast forward to now. I have a spare engine I am going to build to swap into it. The goal isn't set in stone yet, but I do not want to have to tear back into it too far to add power later. So far the build list is as follows -

Block has had all machine work done and is bored .020" over
ICON aluminum heads (not the race ports as this truck will be streeted still)
KDD Stg 2 Cam, OEM lifters and Chromoly pushrods
225/100 RCD injectors
Thumper 2 hpop
Callies Ultra Assassin Rods
Turbo will stay the S364.5/68/.91 for now until the engine is "broke in" and all the kinks worked out
FASS 220
Strictly Diesel reg return
Odawg S2R intake
Banks intercooler, piping and intake horn
Stock Mahle pistons
Transmission is full billet Warren, should be capable of 1000+hp
RCD LPOP
No limit intake

At this point, I'm contemplating 625 studs. I have a set of 425s that have been torqued once but were never ran. At what point are billet rocker bridges a must?

This place used to be much more popular.. hoping to revive the army a bit. Any input is appreciated!
 

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I made a post on here years ago about a 750hp 6.0 build. Life got in the way yadda yadda, no excuses. Here we are. Trying to get this done before I get a family started, priorities right? The truck is a 2006 F250 FX4 that I bought back in high school. Deleted it right away and a few years later, ditched the stock vgt and installed an S364.5SXE. Been running it for years on stock head bolts with no issues (another reason this has been delayed). Fast forward to now. I have a spare engine I am going to build to swap into it. The goal isn't set in stone yet, but I do not want to have to tear back into it too far to add power later. So far the build list is as follows -

Block has had all machine work done and is bored .020" over
ICON aluminum heads (not the race ports as this truck will be streeted still)
KDD Stg 2 Cam, OEM lifters and Chromoly pushrods
225/100 RCD injectors
Thumper 2 hpop
Callies Ultra Assassin Rods
Turbo will stay the S364.5/68/.91 for now until the engine is "broke in" and all the kinks worked out
FASS 220
Strictly Diesel reg return
Odawg S2R intake
Banks intercooler, piping and intake horn
Stock Mahle pistons
Transmission is full billet Warren, should be capable of 1000+hp
RCD LPOP
No limit intake

At this point, I'm contemplating 625 studs. I have a set of 425s that have been torqued once but were never ran. At what point are billet rocker bridges a must?

This place used to be much more popular.. hoping to revive the army a bit. Any input is appreciated!

I would do 625s, have still seen issues with the 425s at higher boost levels, seems 625s and o rings, and it’ll hold 50-60psi for quite a long time. The billet rocker setup is more for rpm than power. If you’re gonna regularly see over 5k ,ala race truck, then get them. If you’re gonna keep it tuned to a reasonable rpm range, as most tuners will do, then you’ll be fine with stock.


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I made a post on here years ago about a 750hp 6.0 build. Life got in the way yadda yadda, no excuses. Here we are. Trying to get this done before I get a family started, priorities right? The truck is a 2006 F250 FX4 that I bought back in high school. Deleted it right away and a few years later, ditched the stock vgt and installed an S364.5SXE. Been running it for years on stock head bolts with no issues (another reason this has been delayed). Fast forward to now. I have a spare engine I am going to build to swap into it. The goal isn't set in stone yet, but I do not want to have to tear back into it too far to add power later. So far the build list is as follows -

Block has had all machine work done and is bored .020" over
ICON aluminum heads (not the race ports as this truck will be streeted still)
KDD Stg 2 Cam, OEM lifters and Chromoly pushrods
225/100 RCD injectors
Thumper 2 hpop
Callies Ultra Assassin Rods
Turbo will stay the S364.5/68/.91 for now until the engine is "broke in" and all the kinks worked out
FASS 220
Strictly Diesel reg return
Odawg S2R intake
Banks intercooler, piping and intake horn
Stock Mahle pistons
Transmission is full billet Warren, should be capable of 1000+hp
RCD LPOP
No limit intake

At this point, I'm contemplating 625 studs. I have a set of 425s that have been torqued once but were never ran. At what point are billet rocker bridges a must?

This place used to be much more popular.. hoping to revive the army a bit. Any input is appreciated!

Hell ya! Look forward on following your build.
 

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Heads are currently on a 4-6 week lead time. Nearing the end of week two, can’t wait to see these things. 625s have been added to the list. I’m too deep to start trying to cut corners now lol.

What would be a good atmo turbo with the 364.5 I have? My brother has a 64/73 with a .84 housing in his 7.3 he said he would swap me if I wanted. He also has a .91 housing he swapped for the .84 to get a little more power down low.


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Heads are currently on a 4-6 week lead time. Nearing the end of week two, can’t wait to see these things. 625s have been added to the list. I’m too deep to start trying to cut corners now lol.

What would be a good atmo turbo with the 364.5 I have? My brother has a 64/73 with a .84 housing in his 7.3 he said he would swap me if I wanted. He also has a .91 housing he swapped for the .84 to get a little more power down low.


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I would say probably a 475 or 480 with the big turbine wheel, my turbine housing is a t6 1.23 I believe, want to say it’s a 95ish mm turbine wheel


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