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I would like to upgrade for a new turbo, right now i have a 1995 f-350 with a stock turbo and i would like some advice for some good turbos and prices. Please help, thanks
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how much power do you want and how much do u have to spend??
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Have you checked out the OBS specific threads? Lots of really knowledgeable guys to bounce questions off of.
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Get with some of obs guys, but it is my understanding that a modded H2E is the way to go for the obs trucks since a GT38R won't just bolt on. Of course depends on power levels you are looking for though too.
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put a stock SD turbo on it is a good upgrade and you can run the 38r too
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I thought the obs trucks needed some extra parts to make them work, in which case the h2e should be cheaper and similar, maybe better performance.
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if you upgrade to a SD turbo style, you will need up pipes, mounting flange from a 99.5 and up truck. You dont NEED a intercooler, but it would greatly help. a stock 99 and up one works fine. you will need a set of boots, pipes and the Y pipe of the turbo and the bigger 3" intakes on the heads.
IMO, if youre going turbo route, go with a direct bolt on D66. I have one on my early 99, and I love it! spools good, has alot more airflow and will support up to stage 2 injectors and 40 PSI. you can go with a hypermax H2E, but its very expensive and you will HAVE to have a intercooler then. H2E's run upwards of 2500 new for the setup. you'll need injectors if you go that way. Stockers wont spool it well, and you'll burn it up. |
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I think diesel site sells a set for 1500 or so for the whole kit. I have a SD turbo that needs a rebuild and some uppipes that need new doughnut gaskets. I will sell them cheap if you decide this route.
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Will it make a big diff. if i buy used?
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the H2E is at least 2250, and thats with no intercooler piping and such: http://www.dieselsite.com/index.asp?...ROD&ProdID=322 |
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