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  1. US6x4

    NHC 250 Turbo Conversion in M923

    Yes, it's best to have a flex section but it's very difficult to find the room to add it in. FYI, the compressor tubing on my bht3b turbo is 3.5"
  2. US6x4

    NHC 250 Turbo Conversion in M923

    Doesn't he like to add .120" spacers to run rpms in the danger zone? His engines probably don't last very long.
  3. US6x4

    NHC 250 Turbo Conversion in M923

    It's loud for sure and I love it; 1000-1600 rpm sounds like a jet spooling up for take off when the turbo whine is louder than the exhaust note. The jakes sound super sexy though. They let out a sharp, staccato hammering at high rims and a mellow burble under 1700 or so. A long drive for me...
  4. US6x4

    NHC 250 Turbo Conversion in M923

    The truck in the second video is mine and for the sake of compiling numbers it's running a #17 button and the most I've seen is 14+ psi & 900° F. I don't know what rail pressures it's running at but the new button has caused new fuel leaks around the manual shutoff valve...
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