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I posted on here about my BD killer B and the PO299 code it will throw. I guess this is a problem for the 06-07 series that have a exhaust housing 14MM or bigger. I now have gotten to the point that I don't want to have to pull over while I'm towing my 5th wheel to clear a code.



I'm looking for a turbo for a daily driver and can help lower my EGT's when I tow my 14k 5th wheel. Maybe a combo like a exhaust manifold and a turbo or a intercooler and a turbo.



thanks in advance for the responses.
 
I have the same problem with my HTT 64. It definitely gets annoying having to pull over and clear a code. I have also contemplated changing my set up in order to get rid of the problem.
 
I would look at the Garrett. Like I mentioned in the response to your PM, it has a larger housing but it's a ball bearing turbo so housing size and spool are different. The Garrett will spool as fast as the stock turbo, despite the . 89 housing. A better exhaust manifold is a great way to go as well.

I know a guy with a Garrett on his 06, and he hasn't had the P0299.
 
I would look at the Garrett. Like I mentioned in the response to your PM, it has a larger housing but it's a ball bearing turbo so housing size and spool are different. The Garrett will spool as fast as the stock turbo, despite the . 89 housing. A better exhaust manifold is a great way to go as well.

I know a guy with a Garrett on his 06, and he hasn't had the P0299.

What model is it?
 
I did a Google search and looks like Garrett Stage 2 GT3782R will also throw that code. If someone came up with a solution for this they would be millionaires.
 
You may have to go with a 62/65/12, exhaust manifold, and intake mods to prevent it. Or get EFI Live and turn that code off.

I did a quick search and found 1 guy with it on his GT3782R, the others I saw were the Stage 3 GT3788R. I bet the same exhaust manifold/intake mods would help that but it's hard to say. It seems to be a 06-07 issue, not 05.
 
Gearing and tall tires will also make a difference. My 05 prefers a small turbo with 35''s or 37"s even with 4. 10's with a tight convertor. Although above 2krpm the bigger Turbos really wake it up.
With the stock turbo I can tow at lower(more fuel eficient) rpm
 
You may have to go with a 62/65/12, exhaust manifold, and intake mods to prevent it. Or get EFI Live and turn that code off.

I did a quick search and found 1 guy with it on his GT3782R, the others I saw were the Stage 3 GT3788R. I bet the same exhaust manifold/intake mods would help that but it's hard to say. It seems to be a 06-07 issue, not 05.

Thats My vote and thats the Size I have on My 03-05, the Cheetah and Garret both works well.
 
I'm looking at Industrial Injections Phatshaft. They make a 62/65/12, 64/65/12, and a 66/65/12 if you special order it. Would the biggest of the three be the best for towing? Also has anyone done any business with them? thanks
 
No,you need to keep it spooled at lower rpm. That will take the smaller version. You are only running an edge for fueling?
 
ya the edge is it for fueling. The BD Killer B is a 63/65/14 so would a 62/65/12 flow just as well just sooner? Also of all the 62/65/12 turbos in the world who makes the best one.

Thanks again for all the help.
 
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There is a ton of confusion about turbos and flow. Choose the turbo for your horsepower and intended use. I love a big turbo for tearing up Glamis when turned up to the 500 hp level but towing at 2500rpm doesn't do much for me so I have to comprimise with a smaller turbo for daily driving/towing
 
The 63mm wheel flows quite a bit more than the 62 wheel, but is a little slower to spool. Between the tighter housing and smaller wheel it will spool faster and make more boost at low/mid throttle. It will run hotter WOT at higher fueling/rpms than the Killer B.

If you like the EGT's of the killer B when it's being worked I would spend your money on a exhaust manifold, turbine/manifold blankets, and a couple intake mods.
 
I think so. I swapped mine at the same time as the turbo, so I didn't have a great comparison but I have read good things. Visually it's a big difference in all the ports, routing, and passages.

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