[jigabop]

Might go a bit further on the clutch. I run a SB3600DD in mine. It was quiet at first. sounds like a vibratory tumbler at this point 😂 typical dual disk noise...they're only quiet for a year or two before they decide to get loud and chattery. Don't really care though. It holds the power and doesn't slip with the pedal to the metal.

Make sure you get the upgraded input shaft, and the HD hydraulics as well.

Speaking of those. my south bend HD hydros finally gave out after about 13 years. Just ordered a valair HD hydro set from Jacob's (@jkidd) shop to replace it. Nothin like havin your clutch pedal go limp on you on your way to work in the snow 😂 Luckily I was only a block from home and got the truck back in the driveway, and started it in gear a couple times to get it parked.

Looking forward to rolling around in the snow to replace it...🤦‍♂️ Least the car does well enough in the snow so long as it doesn't get too deep.

 

[jigabop]

Fair nuff. Unfortunately i did just get my clutch in the mail and yes it came with upgraded input shaft and hd hydraulics. I actually just installed my quadzilla tonight along with my corbeau xrs seats for the cherry on top. I had to hardwire my data link inputs though because the data link pigtail on the truck side was ripped even though its never been used. But after that 3 hour job i set her on level 3 just because i havent had a chance to install my fass 165 yet and holy s**t it took off like a [email protected] ape compared to my old superchips and the idle is back to butter smooth. Have a big pile of parts to install here soon. One question though… under 60-70% load im seeing only 9-11 psi of boost on the monitor, is this normal while empty or should i swap the MAP sensor

Did you put a 'boost elbow' on the turbo and adjust it? stock turbo without one will only hit about 12-16psi. boost elbow delays the waste gate opening so you can build more boost before the drive pressure in the turbine is dumped. If you do have a boost elbow on the turbo already and properly adjusted, then I'd build a boost leak tester and look for boost leaks.