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beforw that it was stock and never dyno'd but i guess 200 hpo
I see. So the only thing different would be the HPOP. I havent gotten around to buying that one yet. Getting new wheels and tires when I get back to WA, installing my autometer gauges, & doing a tranny flush too. After that I wont be able to afford mods until summer 2012. I hear that the hpop price is going to go up soon soooo.... that sucks.
So you did all those mods at once huh? Because if you did I am still curious as to how much HP increase the van turbo gave you.
i changed because i couldnt muster having a stock set up on a truck as wild as mine will be
so i went to 250cc/100% hybrids and realized that even a 99.5 van turbo wouldst be enough
so i went searching and i was gonna run a h2e till i found a good deal on a 4294
[QUOTE=Spool&Go;10659924]Yup. Still on stock injectors. Not sure if they are b code. should have looked when I did my gp's. Do all e99's come stock w/ b code inj's?
yea all the early 99 are b the smallest inj ever put in a 7.3 / the 444e int inj are a single shot 160 / and the late 99 03 are a split shot 160 i think they are d / i got 270k on mine now i know they need to at least need to come out be checked and reringed so im learning my options?
Question: Where do you think I would be if I did the turbo & up pipe conversion above with the 38r turbo and stage 2 sticks? And what all would I have to do to my tranny to withstand the power haha. Of course assuming that I already have an HPOP.
What injectors would you reccomend for that setup?
what about the Casserly 160cc/100% Nozzle Reman Injectors
And If i am going to spend the doe on the conversion, the turbo, and the sticks, I might as well spend the doe on making sure that my sticks dont end up starving.
And If i am going to spend the doe on the conversion, the turbo, and the sticks, I might as well spend the doe on making sure that my sticks dont end up starving.
The set up you are lookin at will be close to what Roland has aka mukster. Probably spelled that wrong but anyhow he had one of the fastest and strongest trucks at rre 11. Hit him up, but when you start spending money on all of this you may look into a bigger turbo than the 38r. They are good turbos for direct replacement but if I had to do it again the 38r would not of been my choice. Nor would my lil old stage 1's.
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