I have a turbo perhaps on Monday and going to put it in my 5.9. ASAPI have one on my 04. Just using a WG actuator to open and close it. I haven't had time to make the exhast brake work yet.
Some of us don't have $1500 sitting around for someones version of a s300. Which are great. I've had a few. But I'm broke as can be and @$300 to $500 building something that spools as fast and not as hot on egts. It's worth my while. I may go bigger like a 451 vgt once I can get my hands on one. So don't be a hater.why would you want to do that, go through all that trouble to put on another stock turbo that blows hot air, it might be better then the stocker on a 5.9, but with all the great aftermarket turbo's out there, you would be foolish to do so...so many better options...
What did you do for the flange? Does the 6.7 manifold bolt up to a 5.9 head?:thumbsup:I have one on my 04. Just using a WG actuator to open and close it. I haven't had time to make the exhast brake work yet.
Yeah, not really looking for big improvements. No one around here has put a VGT on a 5.9 and I'd like to try it. I like the way they sound and a little faster spool is a plus! Like others I dont have a thousand $ to put a aftermarket turbo of my truck! And I can pick one of these up for around $400. Thanks for the replies though guys..........i like mine for a daily driver, low-mid power turbo. it spools up quick and flows great due to the variable housing. however, after trying it and my ultimate HP/spool up goals, i would like to ditch it for a 62/65 and s400 twins set up when that time comes. i'm now figuring our that the VGT twins wouldn't be worth it as much is i had hoped.
honestly, an 04.5-07 stocker would be better suited and easier to install.. the only problem is the drive pressure when you try to push the he351 in a twins set beyond 550,600hp (you start creating heat too).
too install an he351ve on an 05 truck isn't much of an improvement in my opinion
Don't cry. Go get and orange tan.a hater:confused013:...dont be an idiot bro and call people haters....good luck, save some money for the real thing.
I took the exhast foot of the VGT and welded up the 3 of the holes and redrilled for the t3 foot on my stock exhast manifold. on the 4th hold I welded a stud to mount in the back, its a mother to put a nut on it but it works for me. I wish I had a 6.7 manifold to go off of it would have been easier and I think it does bolt right up.What did you do for the flange? Does the 6.7 manifold bolt up to a 5.9 head?:thumbsup:
sound wise...they don't sound like a 6.0. they don't whistle out of the exhaust much. and faster spool up comes at the expense of more backpressure/lower fuel mileage. the only time they whistle really really loud like you see in the videos is when they're in "exhaust brake" mode..but you can't drive it around like that...can't even get above 1100rpms (i tried). all i'm saying is that it's NOT an improvement over your stocker..maybe a little less drive pressure on the top and, maybe a little quicker spool up. the exhaust will also be quiet.Yeah, not really looking for big improvements. No one around here has put a VGT on a 5.9 and I'd like to try it. I like the way they sound and a little faster spool is a plus! Like others I dont have a thousand $ to put a aftermarket turbo of my truck! And I can pick one of these up for around $400. Thanks for the replies though guys..........
So I have a 4" straight back off the turbo. And your saying you wont be able to hear the turbo any different? Only when the exhaust brake is engaged!:confused013:sound wise...they don't sound like a 6.0. they don't whistle out of the exhaust much. and faster spool up comes at the expense of more backpressure/lower fuel mileage. the only time they whistle really really loud like you see in the videos is when they're in "exhaust brake" mode..but you can't drive it around like that...can't even get above 1100rpms (i tried). all i'm saying is that it's NOT an improvement over your stocker..maybe a little less drive pressure on the top and, maybe a little quicker spool up. the exhaust will also be quiet.
In which position did you set the vanes at idle?sound wise...they don't sound like a 6.0. they don't whistle out of the exhaust much. and faster spool up comes at the expense of more backpressure/lower fuel mileage. the only time they whistle really really loud like you see in the videos is when they're in "exhaust brake" mode..but you can't drive it around like that...can't even get above 1100rpms (i tried). all i'm saying is that it's NOT an improvement over your stocker..maybe a little less drive pressure on the top and, maybe a little quicker spool up. the exhaust will also be quiet.
approximately 1/4 to 1/3 of the way open. i can adjust how far it opens up and also how "small" it starts off as. i don't use the "exhaust brake" portion of the turbo as the transmission is still stock. the "exhaust brake" is merely closing the collar/housing down to 3cm. i'm guessing it's set at around 10.In which position did you set the vanes at idle?