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HX40W-II Swap some pics
- Thread starter illville
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racedaymechanic
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Looks Good always glad to have happy customers
6.5L
Old Iron Runner
Looks clean!
BigBearZach
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i just did the swap in my truck and i was wondering did you take the lon from the tuna can and run it to the oil retun line off the turbo
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That looks real nice! Great job with the kit Bruce! Good luck with it Illville! Keep us posted on the performance.
colbythekid
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Very clean motor and install.
Colby
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illville
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The tube from the tuna can or CDR on mine is still functioning like it would from the factory and is plumbed in to the intake in front of the turbo.
Jamin6.5
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looks nice. I have loved the HX402 on my truck. I have around 30,000 miles on it now. Still working great.
illville
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A quick update after a couple days of commuting to work. I love this turbo, not only for the sound (which is sweet) but the performance is great. The burb seems to pick up speed with much less effort, especially at higher speeds it doesnt hit a speed wall like it used to. Apart from the turbo whistle the truck actually seems much quieter under cruising speeds, although ive been enjoying spooling this bad boy up.
So far I havent noticed a huge jump in power between my stock turbo and this one, but the overall performance and manner of the vehicle has greatly improved.
I have a 70 mile round trip to work and back, 90% highway. On my last couple commutes to work this is where the numbers sat on my sustained highway journey that is mostly flat with some mild grades (max boost is set at about 18PSI at WOT):
(these are the readings MY guages are giving me)
AVG Speed: 60MPH
RPM: 2000
Boost: 1-2PSI
EGT's: 400-500
Trans temp: 150
Coolant temp: 185
I have yet to test it loaded or under sustained high boost other than about a half mile highway run up a mild grade, 18PSI of boost with EGT's hitting between 8-900. I also plan on limiting the boost to 15PSI.
again this is just quick observation, i havent studied it to much as im really just having fun driving it right know. As soon as i calm down a bit i hope to get a little more accurate with all the readings and do some homework LOL.
So far I havent noticed a huge jump in power between my stock turbo and this one, but the overall performance and manner of the vehicle has greatly improved.
I have a 70 mile round trip to work and back, 90% highway. On my last couple commutes to work this is where the numbers sat on my sustained highway journey that is mostly flat with some mild grades (max boost is set at about 18PSI at WOT):
(these are the readings MY guages are giving me)
AVG Speed: 60MPH
RPM: 2000
Boost: 1-2PSI
EGT's: 400-500
Trans temp: 150
Coolant temp: 185
I have yet to test it loaded or under sustained high boost other than about a half mile highway run up a mild grade, 18PSI of boost with EGT's hitting between 8-900. I also plan on limiting the boost to 15PSI.
again this is just quick observation, i havent studied it to much as im really just having fun driving it right know. As soon as i calm down a bit i hope to get a little more accurate with all the readings and do some homework LOL.
Mike K3500
Member
You could probably leave it at 18 psi without having any ill affects, with everything you have listed in your sig.