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So where the **** is this rain at!? I am getting impatient. When I was out riding my bike, all the places I passed by that were deep mud pits for off roading were completely dry the other day!
justin it looks like you are off to a good start! can't wait to see it come together. what turbo are you using?
I'm gonna use this one:
It's off a '96 Chebby 6.5, here's it's stats:
Brand: Borgwarner / IHI
Model: 51T-32
Size: T3/T04E
Compressor A/R: 0.7
Compressor trim: 46
Turbine A/R: 0.6
Turbine trim: stage II
Flange type: standard T3
Good for up to 400whp.
Borgwarner/ISHI RHC6 turbocharger.
Very high quality turbo featuring T3 compatible oil drain and turbine flange, bigger shaft than equivalent garrett turbos, double compressor seal and sturdy internals such as bolted-Down 360deg. Thrust plate and an integrated backplate.
Compressor wheel: 50.3 / 70 mm 52 trim
compressor housing: 0.7 a/r
center section: oil cooled journal bearings
Turbine wheel: 64.6 /62.1 mm 77 trim
Turbine housing: 0.7 a/r
internally or externally wastegateable.
Durham Dari Serv(misspelled officially), it's just down the road from the fairgrounds. They also typically have quite attractive athletic girls working there in short shorts and tank tops. There were a lot of punk *** "country" kids there in mom and pop's trucks. One choice idiot told a friend pulling out with a 7.3 that "that truck don't blow smoke"...I wanted to smack him. It didn't smoke, and used it's power efficiently.
We stopped there after work from time to time last summer. The counters are at a good height and eating ice cream that the boss paid for, while watching pretty girls, while on the clock makes for a good day.
Originally Posted by acf6
i wish i didnt care about the paint, otherwise it would. ill find some muddy dirt roads somewhere
Just changed my oil (well Brendon jumped under the truck pretty quick, so thanks!) and finally remembered to take a sample to send out to Blackstone. now i am having pizza
they tell you how your engine is running i guess. they give you all the numbers and then a little report at the end based on their findings, ill be interested to see if everything is in check. i use valvoline durablend for my oil, truck runs good and burns very little of it
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