Neal you will be boarder line. I would guess you will be a hair under 40 psi. But that is not a hard and fast rule. Another thing to think about is valve springs. I don't know how many miles are on your motor but the higher boost pressures also start to push the intake valve open. Some procomp 910-16's might be a good investment ($100).

 

Thats some good information to know TJ! I'm gonna have to look into those intakes. Where'd you get the Neal?

 

Beans sells them for 550. They are under engine in the 94-97 section

 

Wow, Not worth it in my opinion unless you are running some serious power. Sounds like Neal got them for quite a bit cheaper. I wouldn't pay 550 for em. Well maybe not after looking at previous posts.

But still, I know the stockers are pretty limiting, but $500 is a little much.

 

Well thats for the billet aluminum ones, i thought that they had other ones but they changed the site since the last time i was on there and i cant find them anymore. But if i remember right they were 3" steel ones and like 250. But thats just a guess cuz its been a while since i looked at them.

 

Neal
I found an old pic that shows how close it is between the fuel canister and the Y

 

You're gonna be real close to where you should have them. With BDP stage I's I was was seeing 35 psi and the MiniMe's brought it up to over 40 with the CAC delete pipe. I ran like that for almost a year before I finally did studs and the 6.0 CAC.

 

You can use the stamped steel 3" intakes that the SuperDuty trucks use. They're about $40.00 from powerstrokeshop

 

Bean used to sell the aluminum intakes like this but they had to be cut and tigged to clear stealth pumps. The new style fits the way it is.

 

If I were going to get aluminum intakes I think I would get these
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I agree I looked at those as well and they are definately cheaper but for some odd reason I liked Beans' better. And since I am dumping this kinda money in there what is a couple hundred more?

 

Can you send me the pic please. I assume you are talking about the Y with the H2E kit. Does it have the 3" intakes?

 

Neal if you got spend it. Its my motto!
Big buck 7.3 intake in link.
Mercury & Mercruiser Parts, CUMMINS/MERCRUISER DIESEL 7.3L D-TRONIC BRAVO, Aftercooler and Intake Manifold

Bill

 

And I thought I knew how to post pics on here. That was supposed to be a thumbnail you could click.
Here's a link to the picture:
pictures from trucks photos on webshots
That's 3" SD steel intakes and a hypermax "Y" and IC delete pipe

 

For a mere $6,800 that would be a nice unit! LOL