turbo placement
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I think it would work fine.
Splash guards could easily protect the turbocharger from debris and water.
It would be laggy as all hell though.
It would work good with a small turbo on the engine, and a big one without VVT after the DPF. That way these units would sound awesome
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Personally I realize that there is a reason for everything being done the way it is, but I would have loved to see all the aftertreatment junk under the truck, leaving the engine bay open and easy to access.
There is a lot of room under the cab.
Splash guards could easily protect the turbocharger from debris and water.
It would be laggy as all hell though.
It would work good with a small turbo on the engine, and a big one without VVT after the DPF. That way these units would sound awesome
.Personally I realize that there is a reason for everything being done the way it is, but I would have loved to see all the aftertreatment junk under the truck, leaving the engine bay open and easy to access.
There is a lot of room under the cab.
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