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Supercab 05-09-2009 02:00 PM

Twin-Turbo 7.3??
 
My neighbor up the streey has an OBS '97 F350 SuperCar Dually, he claims the PO installed a twin turbo system on it-I have yet to see it for myself, anyone ever heard of a twin turbo set up on a 7.3??

SuperDoodie 05-09-2009 02:09 PM


Originally Posted by Supercab (Post 7483236)
My neighbor up the streey has an OBS '97 F350 SuperCar Dually, he claims the PO installed a twin turbo system on it-I have yet to see it for myself, anyone ever heard of a twin turbo set up on a 7.3??


Yes there are a some 7.3 with twins, but they are not very common.. I would have to call BS until I saw the engine compartment.

jkidd_39 05-09-2009 02:19 PM

What is the point of a twin turbo set-up on a 7.3? I did not think the engine would be able to really utilize a big twin set-up???

jkidd_39 05-09-2009 02:21 PM

This answers your question pretty well...

http://www.****************/forum/99...win-turbo.html

Edit: WTF!?

I can't post a link from another forum??

If you want the link I found PM me..

Pocket 05-09-2009 03:21 PM


Originally Posted by jkidd_39 (Post 7483265)
What is the point of a twin turbo set-up on a 7.3? I did not think the engine would be able to really utilize a big twin set-up???

Most common setup for diesels is a compound turbo setup rather than true twins. Most people still refer to compounds as twins anyway, so it's just splitting hairs really.

The new 6.4L's run a compound setup right out of the factory.

Compounds mean you have a large primary charger for boost on the top end, and a smaller secondary charger for boost on the bottom end. This allows you to have a high hp diesel that is also streetable and has better response on the bottom end. Typically, big hp diesels with a single charger are difficult to drive on the street, since the large single turbo is usually very laggy on the bottom end.

If I were you, I'd ask to see under the hood of the truck in question. There are a few PSD's running around with compounds, but not many. The ones that do are VERY fun to ride in. So if your neighbor isn't BS'ing you, see if you can go for a ride-a-long. Assuming you don't crap your pants, it should be a fun ride. :-missingt

ron's power stroke 05-09-2009 03:55 PM

3 turbo's on a OBS here

https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/a...1&d=1235311095

gunnertom 05-09-2009 04:00 PM


Originally Posted by ron's power stroke (Post 7483493)

Now that is Insane !!

ron's power stroke 05-09-2009 04:15 PM

belongs to dzljim over on PSN..this was back when they came out with twins and compounds...

ron's power stroke 05-09-2009 04:24 PM

stage 1 stage 2 and the racing compounds are sold here for our super duty's
Black Widow Diesel : 7.3 compound turbo kits

there is also some nice video in there too..

ron's power stroke 05-09-2009 04:35 PM

twin turbo burn out
BWD Stage III 2.8.wmv videos from sports videos on webshots

Izzy351 05-09-2009 07:42 PM


Originally Posted by ron's power stroke (Post 7483493)

Notice the filter on there. Nobody tell Gene!! :-missingt

That's probably the larger BHAF though, to be fair....

F350-6 05-09-2009 08:46 PM


Originally Posted by Izzy351 (Post 7484045)
Notice the filter on there. Nobody tell Gene!! :-missingt

That's probably the larger BHAF though, to be fair....

Yes I saw that, and personally can't believe he's just running one filter regardless of the type. Looks like he's already way past the point of trying to fit things under the hood.

Got any pictures of the exhaust side of the turbo's Ron? Seems like there would be some awfully big lag there if the up pipes still connect to the regular turbo location. Of course when the exhaust finally made it's way to the top turbo, it would be time to hold on.

74baja 05-09-2009 10:33 PM

Ron, that video was INSANE! I'm not much for burning rubber, these tires are so dang expensive, but I guess if you've got the money to invest $10k in go-fast truck parts, you can buy a few new sets of tires.

Stewart_H 05-09-2009 10:53 PM

Anthony (Hotstik) over on the Nation has twins on his rig.

Back in January, when Jody was live tuning the truck at JW's place in Holtville, Anthony's truck had so much power it would break traction on the rollers. His truck was doing burnouts on the dyno.

It was sick!

Stewart

TerminatorEng. 05-09-2009 11:29 PM

Stewart, I feel left out.......................

My 95 has twins(compounds) and the 97 will as well, very soon.


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