You dynoed over 600 hp, and to hear that your tranny is still holding is crazy. Thats the problem with having power, you have to start upgrading everything else. I think 500 hp would be more in my pocketbook range. Lol
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I argree with you, thats way I offer the smaller turbos that still gives the truck a power shot. Stage 1 is a great turbo even for stock head studs, tows great, and runs great with stock injectors. Makes the truck feel 1000lbs lighter and alot fun. I also priced it at a smaller amout than a stock turbo rebuild. If you wanted to go up in performance you can with this turbo also, it has hit 475-485 on dyno with good tune and studs. Put in some injectors and you will be over 500rwhp and more depending on injectors.
I will be putting together some power combos together that will be very affordable and get you 500-540rwhp.
I also have a Hybrid that goes for about same price of a powermax but comes with a billet wheel. That turbo is a step up and will make between 500-575rwhp with right injectors.
One thing I do with the turbos I build is that spool up is extremely fast, and I'm always trying to make them spool faster.
Each turbo is basically a one off, I'm a one man band, I'm the only one cleaning, and building these turbo. I'm not a major speed shop, or retailer( nothing wrong with that) so I can not pump out huge numbers of turbos. I have built and sold over 60 and add about 40 to that each month.
I don't just build performance turbo, I build good replacement turbo that are much better than stock, and as things go just as realiable, but we have to see with time.:ford: