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94-98 PowertrainDiscussion of components that are directly involved in the power production and all that is needed to get and keep the truck moving . Engine , Transmission Ect...NO ADVERTISING
I need a new turbo and I was wondering if I can swap a HX40 inplace of a HX35. What makes the two different and what do I need to change to install the HX40?
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97 Auto | 4" TBE & 8" CAT Stack| S&B Intake | ISSPRO Pyro, Boost, Trans, and Fuel Pressure | KDP Tabbed | AFC Slid FF | 4K GSK | Boost Elbow | Saving Up For Built Auto
hx-40's will bolt right up. well I think there are some with bigger flanges. but I have one on my truck. the only thing I had to change was the downpipe. the 40 has 4" outlet.
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2000 Ram3500 MaumeeValleyPullers
Proud Member Of The Ohio Coal Rollers
So the everything matches except for the downpipe? Cool, thanks for your help. Is there any difference between the two boost wise? I dont have any gauges so this might be the time to add one.
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97 Auto | 4" TBE & 8" CAT Stack| S&B Intake | ISSPRO Pyro, Boost, Trans, and Fuel Pressure | KDP Tabbed | AFC Slid FF | 4K GSK | Boost Elbow | Saving Up For Built Auto
gauges are definately needed. you will get more boost out of the 40. I see up to 55psi with mine. with the mods I have done. it is a little bit laggy compared to the 35 but it is definately a good small turbo upgrade.
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2000 Ram3500 MaumeeValleyPullers
Proud Member Of The Ohio Coal Rollers
No. it wont hurt the intake. The worst thing is you might blow the intercooler boots off. As for lack of fuel, it will just be laggy right off the bottom but it will do that anyway.
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1997 3500 Studs, Fire rings, Twin Ram Intake, Stage 2 W/M, NX 2 stage, 4k kit, 40/3B, Custom fuel plate, 4" Stacks, 13" FE clutch, 191 DVs.
Nitrous, its the little blue pill for diesels.
Takes a little more time for the turbo to catch up and build boost making the engine pull.
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94 Single Cab Custom Flat bed, Loaded, Auto,3.55s, straight 3.5'' pipe, custom fuel plate AFC all the way forward, Intake, 250k, New build lots to be done.
94 Single Cab Custom Flat bed, Loaded, Auto,3.55s, straight 3.5'' pipe, custom fuel plate AFC all the way forward, Intake, 250k, New build lots to be done.
200 is a good deal. Does he mention how many miles are on it and it theres and shaft play?
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94 Single Cab Custom Flat bed, Loaded, Auto,3.55s, straight 3.5'' pipe, custom fuel plate AFC all the way forward, Intake, 250k, New build lots to be done.
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