Dodgezilla with 14cm housing / H-CHARGER 60/14W Stage III?
I'm leaning towards the dodgezilla turbo or 60/14W from HTT. When I get the DTT trans in I'm going to run this set up on my 95 160 pump:
TST #6
BHAF filter
3K GSK
191 DV's
Marine 370's
and a new turbo?
I have a new rip rook 4" straight pipe.
Jason says I'll be at 400hp? He says I'll need the 14 cm housing.
Is the dodgezilla a good choice for these mods? I'm looking at $1100 for
this turbo and housing. Would a HTT 62/14 cost much more to install? I understand the dodgezilla would be a direct bolt in and I like the idea of keeping my new down pipe in place. Are there other 35/40 turbos to consider. Piers rates theirs for 350hp, the DZ is good for 450???????
This seems like a better deal for $985 from HTT:
H-CHARGER 60/14W Stage III quickspool hybrid HX35/40W HOLSET TURBOCHARGER 325-415 HP
60mm compressor, 14 wastegated turbine housing. NO downpipe required.
So, will a hybrid take care of me while towing? I pull heavy about 10% of the time. I only pull my big trailer (43' Toy Hauler) a few times a year.
I'm leaning towards the dodgezilla turbo or 60/14W from HTT. When I get the DTT trans in I'm going to run this set up on my 95 160 pump:
TST #6
BHAF filter
3K GSK
191 DV's
Marine 370's
and a new turbo?
I have a new rip rook 4" straight pipe.
Jason says I'll be at 400hp? He says I'll need the 14 cm housing.
Is the dodgezilla a good choice for these mods? I'm looking at $1100 for
this turbo and housing. Would a HTT 62/14 cost much more to install? I understand the dodgezilla would be a direct bolt in and I like the idea of keeping my new down pipe in place. Are there other 35/40 turbos to consider. Piers rates theirs for 350hp, the DZ is good for 450???????
This seems like a better deal for $985 from HTT:
H-CHARGER 60/14W Stage III quickspool hybrid HX35/40W HOLSET TURBOCHARGER 325-415 HP
60mm compressor, 14 wastegated turbine housing. NO downpipe required.
So, will a hybrid take care of me while towing? I pull heavy about 10% of the time. I only pull my big trailer (43' Toy Hauler) a few times a year.
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