Progress on Matt Meyers trip nip slip build.

[extreme3807]

Craig has a way of always going bigger lol

 

[Josh@DirtyDiesels]

You gonna run intakes on these or is it getting the custom no intake mod for more east coast air LOL


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[nickg3130]

That bottom turbo looks awful close to the front tire. Looks great tho!

 

[Matt]

You gonna run intakes on these or is it getting the custom no intake mod for more east coast air LOL


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We prefer our Midwest air to be filtered.

 

[SEABEE08FX4]

Looks good, bet it will hardly whistle at all.

 

[extreme3807]

You gonna run intakes on these or is it getting the custom no intake mod for more east coast air LOL


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I see what ya did there oke: Dick lol

 

[Pizza pig]

were going to place some chicken wire over the inlets, should work really well.

 

[Matt]

were going to place some chicken wire over the inlets, should work really well.

I thought panty hose was the plan?

 

[Josh@DirtyDiesels]

We prefer our Midwest air to be filtered.

Lame

I see what ya did there oke: Dick lol

LOL no intake FTW! keeping the internals of my 6.0 squeaky clean for 1.5 yrs so far lmao

were going to place some chicken wire over the inlets, should work really well.

sounds pretty legit

I thought panty hose was the plan?

But not as legit as pantyhose

 

[Pizza pig]

I thought panty hose was the plan?

With the insane amount of air this thing will be sucking in, that pantyhose would get swooped right through the motor, We cant risk that. The durability of the steel chicken wire is good for 150 micron filtration and should stop and leaf, rock, or bird carcass in the engine bay, Its really sturdy stuff.

 

[Josh@DirtyDiesels]

At least make it stainless chicken wire...

 

[extreme3807]

With the insane amount of air this thing will be sucking in, that pantyhose would get swooped right through the motor, We cant risk that. The durability of the steel chicken wire is good for 150 micron filtration and should stop and leaf, rock, or bird carcass in the engine bay, Its really sturdy stuff.

I was going to use chicken wire. Just got too lazy to cut some out and band it. It will definitely hold. My only concern was that my compressor wheels were starting to get small scratches on them from no filters, which means I probably passed quite a bit of debris into the motor. I took it through some nasty gravel back roads a lot, which I'm sure didn't help. Just a thought if you plan on keeping this truck for a long time

 

[Jgon08]

Originally 72's was the plan, and I mentioned to Craig if it worked well I wanted to go to 75's. Craig said let's just do 75s now then and here we are. I can't say enough how thrilled I am with how the ceramic coating and the polished turbos came out. Can't wait to see the rest of it come together.

Right on, can't wait to see this in action..

 

[lincolnlocker]

With the insane amount of air this thing will be sucking in, that pantyhose would get swooped right through the motor, We cant risk that. The durability of the steel chicken wire is good for 150 micron filtration and should stop and leaf, rock, or bird carcass in the engine bay, Its really sturdy stuff.

Screen door material should be good down to 100 micron.

live life full throttle

 

[Bobby@MPD]

just a slight update

 

[SEABEE08FX4]

Nice.

 

[Dave]

We prefer our Midwest air to be filtered.

Matt where in MN are you? I wanna check this thing out when you get it back if possible:drool:

 

[Dzchey21]

i would really think on the street it should have some sort of filter on it, take it off at the track if needed

 

[Bobby@MPD]

i would really think on the street it should have some sort of filter on it, take it off at the track if needed

I do this exact same thing on the drag bikes.

 

[Matt]

Matt where in MN are you? I wanna check this thing out when you get it back if possible:drool:

I'm in Blue Earth right on i90.

The downpipe is nuts. Can't thank Craig and the guys enough for the crazy work they are doing.