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Message: [QUOTE="windrunner408, post: 298001, member: 1868"] Yes either a LBZ or LLY dmax turbo can be modded to fit the powerstroke. The only things required are either a LBZ or LLY turbo and a stock powerstroke turbo. As far as I know, the back halves of the dmax will interchange or can be swaped out for the powerstroke housing, but it's the front halves that dont just bolt on and need modding. I believe it requires something to be done to the backing plate to get the correct orientation of the compressor outlet. So before the question gets asked, I'll answer it. The LBZ and LLY turbos use the same turbine end with a different configuration of connecting the up-pipes. The A/R size is the same and everything. [/QUOTE]

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