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7.3 Aftermarket
38R and billet compressor wheel
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[QUOTE="Countrycar, post: 1390830, member: 11769"] I have the 38r in my Truck, and I had the 11 blade WW2 installed at one point. I chose to remove it because my truck smoked horribly with this wheel. I swapped it out for the 6X6, and although it's not quite there, it did clean it up a bit. My egt's are still a little high, but again, a bit more manageable with the 6x6 than with the WW2/11 blade. Next, I'm gonna put the original wheel back in and see if this makes a difference where the smoke and egts are concerned. Just my experience. [/QUOTE]
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