hot rod deuce said...
The 6BT has all the power i need after i turned it up. I had a set of 370's and some wicked cool stuff but i chickend out and just slid the fuel plate and pinched of the waste gate and got 35 PSI boost. I have a twin turbo set up in the works...mainly because i found that the "ultimate" big turbo in a twin setup is a holset BHT3B and well there was one layin in the yard on an old 855 that was in a scrapped 40 ton six wheel dump truck. but it will run right to the governer, only 2300 for now, and hold there empty and not think twice. For the weight of the motor i think its the only way to go. i have less weight on my front now with power steering than i did before without and the multi fuel. Less weight means less parts and i like that.
If you aren't running 370's or EDM's in a 12 valve, you're missing out! Same goes with a gov. spring kit. I thought I had good power, until I got 370's, 4k gov., ground fuel plate, and 16cm exhaust housing. It's in a Dodge, but it makes a 6700 pound truck move like a Mustang GT. The bad part is I killed the turbo's bearings last week from holding too much boost(40 lbs) racing a co worker's V6 Honda. At least I beat him! Now I have to shop for an HX40.