Any of you guys ever thought about a twin turbo setup for a 7.3? Getting ready to attempt to design a system that is twin turbo (non-wastegated) pushing between 30 to ??lbs of boost. With a 316L Stainless Steel exhaust manifods, stainless steel intake for the IDI diesels. Im getting ready to rebuild my motor to take up to 65lbs of boost on a 7.3L IDI. Let me hear your thoughts!

 

wow, is all i have to say, 65 lbs of pressure? the last engine i saw with that much boost was a blow the hell up cummins, that was built for it.

All i can say is good luck to you sir.

maybe youll make guiness book of records with it? maybe..... lol

 

A twin turbo setup is really a waste when you think about it. You can buy a single turbo that can put out that much boost. David Lott's truck comes to mind.

The better idea of two turbos is as a compound setup. One enormous turbo for high air flow, and a smaller turbo for quick spool at low rpm's to minimize turbo lag caused by using a larger unit. This simply makes the truck streetable, but has no real benefit when racing.

 

I've thought about it, but never actually figured on doing it. Me and my buddy figured that would be the only way to justify dual stacks. Let us know how it comes out for you.

 

Gale Banks did a twin turbo system, but he is GALE BANKS and he is GOD in the diesel truck world. Good luck to you.

 

Gale Banks is a F8cking washup.....loser....I WILL be Gale Banks competitor in a few years. Hes all about DODGE!!!!! You know what I say to that.........SUCK MY TAIL PIPE!!!

 

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if you called banks with a question about dodge parts 10 years ago, the answer you got was "we don't do dodge" and then they hung up on you.
banks only started with the dodge parts a few years ago. for over 30 years, banks was strictly ford and chevy.

 

BLAH BLAH BLAH

 

God in the diesel truck world?? Hardley. He is or was, respected in the turbo world yes, but god like status no way.

 

Bash Banks all you want, but he has produced some powerful vehicles and he's been selling a ton of aftermarket goodies. He makes a lot more money than I do, and his product has a pretty solid reputation.

Apparently Gale Banks is doing something right.