So how much power do you have there? We've not had a problem up to and beyond 790rwhp. How much more do you have than that?
Originally posted by drawson
DRAG DIESEL, I just drilled a 1/2" hole between both sides and now the boost stops where the waste gate is set. This is a Mod that Nathan(Idaho CTD) . .
Originally posted by KLockliear
So how much power do you have there? We've not had a problem up to and beyond 790rwhp. How much more do you have than that?
Originally posted by overfueled
Drag Diesel, what are you talking about "160hp on the cover". And "not being able to keep a turbo in".
I thought the question (from keith) Was "How much more do you have than that?"
I believe your position was that the HX-40 from PDR was "JUNK"???????????????????????????
It sounds to me like you don't really know. And the mods that you have made to it, have made it JUNK.
And the proof is how you answered the last question.
Originally posted by DRAG DIESEL
Dunno... . can't keep a turbo in her to save my life right now... it's probly just a shade over 160hp at least that's what it says on the side of the timing cover.
Originally posted by DRAG DIESEL
I made more than everyone there on that given day.
Originally posted by Briar Hopper
90,000 of my 118, 000 miles have been with an Hx40, the first one was a Majestic tweaked model that made it 3 miles down the road and came apart at less than 20 psi.
The one that went on the next day was a stock Hx40, a spare that Mark Chapple had on hand. It lasted until I removed & sold it, to install a faster-spooling Hx40 from Piers. That one has been run at 500 HP fueling levels on my 24 valve for 52,000 trouble-free miles.
I've seen high HP 12 valve engines pop quite a few turbos, some due to over-speeding or abuse. At least more often than I've seen it happen on the 24 valve engines.
Would I buy one again ? Yes, if it was from Piers. I know what mods he puts into them, it's why I traded up from stock.
Originally posted by drawson
As I said before my PDR HX-40 is a super turbo, with it and the set up I have in the truck right now is the best towing set up I have had to date. With my light gross weight(16800 lbs) I can tow up any hill at 70 MPH with out pushing my EGTs past 1200 deg.
The only way I think you could ahve a better turbo set up for towing would probibly be a twin set up. .
Originally posted by Swamp Donkey
So is it a cool air problem? I don't think I am to wild on the fuel side. One thing I never mentioned is I tried in both OD and 3rd and still around the same speed egt.