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Message: [QUOTE="50_shooter, post: 917730, member: 13437"] I have been agonized by the fact that I want more power, but I can't stand the thought of throwing a rod through the block. I am not really wanting extreme hp, but I would like the bottom end to be able to handle 750. I am curious as to how long it actually takes to build one of these engines, once all parts are in hand. Say that I want to put in rods and studs, and also do a dual fuel and a well tested aftermarket turbo kit, and while its there have them beef up tranny with better clutches and converter. What do you think the turn around time would be if one mechanic focused his attention on that? I ask this because I use my truck for a daily driver. I do have other means of transportation, but I don't like the idea of my truck sitting at a shop for months and months. I know some of the builds on here have been going on for a looong time, but I understand that they are pioneering turbo builds that are taking most of the time, paving the way for people like me. Thanks [/QUOTE]

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