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for a non billet rod dd i'd stay with an 80% nozzle on either a 175 a code or 238 hybrid with a 38r and smoke free tunes
^^^That's what I'm starting to think.
for a non billet rod dd i'd stay with an 80% nozzle on either a 175 a code or 238 hybrid with a 38r and smoke free tunes
Got the mbrp exhaust on a couple nights ago. I didn't see in the instructions which direction to face the air scoops so I thought it would be quiter facing forward. I have read from other since that is backwards. I did see that the manufacture said it can go either way so I will try and see if I get drone.
if I knew then what I know now, I would have gone with a stronger trans build.. I wasn't counting on the ALL STEEL three-horse slant with living qtrs. gosh DANG that thing is heavy.. then put a couple of draft horses in it.. you KNOW that thing is back there.. I may have re-geared the axles as well.. try to get the 2,000-2,200 rpm sweet spot these 7.3's have at right around 62-65 rather than 70mph
Who puts aftermarket exhaust on and a muffler?
ME.
I had a 5" put on and the turbo was so loud it sounded like a helicopter. Now I got a nice low rumble with some turbo while in the background.
I guess I am an old man, loud look at me exhaust passed. I have had an still have one with a loud "cool" exhaust. These days I am more happy with a happy wife and kid while towing a 5er.
These is no exhaust in the world that can be louder than a bitching wife when you fire up the truck a 5 am and wake the kid.
Is one of those regrets a high pressure oil cross over?
How do you know thats what hes got. It just says "ported housing" in his signature. That could mean anything.
I understand though. And there were the vantard guys too that were telling everyone that a vanturbo with a 66mm wheel was "better" than a 38r. But the turbo builders I talked to laughed when I laid the comparison in front of them. Im convinced a 38r is pretty hard to beat. Trumped only by a 68mm anything. But thats possible too!
Anyway Jomax has a sweet setup, thats for darn sure.
take it out of od and I bet it wont get above 1000° in tgat scenario.
They are a ton of fun when they run right but when the break it is usually something seriously costly
truer words have never been spoken....DONT ASK ME HOW I KNOW!
Vanderchevy has one for sale with 100k on it for like 16k it's a base model single cab long bed 4x4 just thought I'd throw that out there Tyler
Thats what Im scared of with them. I want one. My plan when looking was to find a sclb or cclb. I found an xlt sclb with 28k on it for 26k $. No im not joking. I went and looked at it and someone smoked in it. Alot! It was so bad I passed even at that price. I drove it and it wasnt bad stock but it needed more. It definitely did NOT run as well as a 08+ or 11+ dmax.
So then I thought, "a tuner, exhaust, and intake would be good." Then I started pondering a 72mm atmosphere. I caught myself and thought why the hell would you do all that? It would ruin the trucks long term reliability.
i will correct you here...the issues that are so prone to happening to 6.4's are not typically modification related. in fact-6.4s are typically more reliable once deleted.
broken rocker arms,
failed lifters,
grenading hpfp,
hung injectors,
cracked pistons,
cracked egr coolers,
leaky radiators.
the catch is....once you start modifying a 6.4-everything else seems slow.