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need help choosing hybrids...
hello all,
i have done lots and lots of reading on this forum and have gained copious amounts of valuable information, but am fairly new to posting. i have an early 99 f350 6 speed with a service body on it that weighs 11k empty. has 301k on it. it is my daily driver so i am trying to retain drivability and reliability. i am looking for 500-550hp. here is my plan: i had carson stauffer build me an s400 mount kit with bellowed up pipes and all the required piping. the turbo he recommended is an s400 68/74/1.10 with a billet aluminum compressor wheel. 5" straight pipe and a BHAF. full RR fuel system, T500 HPOP, and billet aluminum intake plenums. all this stuff is sitting in the shed ready to be installed. i have decided to go with a dp tuner as i have had good luck with jody's stuff in the past and have read good things about his tunes. i realize there are others out there that are awesome, i am just more familiar with the dp tuner. so what do i do for injectors? i was thinking 250/100 hybrids...? but i am open to any and all advice. i see swamps offers a 250/200 but no 250/100. ffd offers a 250/100. will one of these be optimal, or do i need to look elsewhere? what kind of hp can i plan on with a setup like this? also in the plans but not yet ordered are h11 studs and a hf/hv idm from swamps. and gauges of course. thanks in advance. max kurkowski ogallala,ne |
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Just a heads up, if your looking at 500ish power, I'd look at a different tuner route to keep the motor safe. At 500hp tuning is what will keep the motor a safe, and reliable or a grenade waiting to go off.
With a t500 the max injector you can support is a 250/200. I would stick to either a 80% nozzle or a 200% nozzle. The 100% isn't as exact and tuners sometimes have a harder time dialing them in. I would do 200% as it lets you empty the injector faster so you can extend power into higher rpms and keep the destructive low end torque out. Also You will need valve springs, push rods(really are your choice, pick where you want the weak spot in your valve train), and you said you will have a RR but does that have the fuel pump that can deliver enough fuel to hold psi with 250s? the stock pump won't do it. pm me if I can help any more |
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thanks for the help. so which tunes would you all use on a build like this?
max |
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DP tuned since 2006 with PMR's and still going strong. Laid down 468 HP with 200/80 so you will definitely be over 500 HP.
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Is PHP a good one? Looking at them for my upgrades next year. Thanks, |
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I'm not sure of your budget... international does recommend to rebuild that beast at 350K so if you can do it right wait a bit save a bit more then tear that thing down and clean it and freshen up parts that need it as you put it back together and run another 350k onto that bad boy. I would hate to see all your money go into performance and then your motor take a dump on you and then your flat broke cause you just launched to 500HP without your engine being ready. just something to think about.
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That kind of weight and a stick....plus 500+ HP = disaster...
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CT, is there a point at which you do not want to take a stick truck?
I have a ZF6 in my 2000(forged) and I am wondering what I should plan for. Is 450-500hp to much to ask for out of my truck if I add supporting mods which would include a heavy duty cltuch? |
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Even with a heavy duty clutch... The rest of the drivetrain is gonna be hurting.
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