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Dieselcraft

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Well as others know my truck was down for a good while.

Here's the mods new and re built

Trans was re built by twisted diesel
Upgraded MPD up pipes t4
New oil cooler
New first round of royal purple 15/40
New full force 190/75
New Borg Warner 8374 1.05 ar twin scroll
Slightly modified intake
Some powder coated work
New edge cts
New edge eas pyro
Some custom coolant lines
Some as always custom fab work on down pipe


Coolant filter is in transit.

Well I drove the truck home I love it
Can't wait to take it to NW AR for the weekend

I have to say on a side note
This was the easyst turbo I have ever installed on a non vgt set up

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bjy1Uq2cmx4

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVPVn26DVfo
 
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Dieselcraft

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Supper big thank you goes out to
Matt poage= mpoage
Buddy @ twisted diesel
Buddy @ Maryland Diesel Performance
Janson @ holders diesel
Mr casserly @ full force


These vendors are top notch

Thanks fellas
 

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Looks good. You said it was the easiest installs you done with a non vgt...but why'd you take the compressor housing off? I've installed a couple non vgts that were pretty easy and never had to remove the compressor housing. Not trying to be a dik...just wondering is all. Cause seems like I'd take longer and be of a pain in the a$$ to hafta remove the housing to install it then reattatch the housing. Looks like a kick a$$ turbo tho. I'm sure your loving it.
 
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Looks good. You said it was the easiest installs you done with a non vgt...but why'd you take the compressor housing off? I've installed a couple non vgts that were pretty easy and never had to remove the compressor housing. Not trying to be a dik...just wondering is all. Cause seems like I'd take longer and be of a pain in the a$$ to hafta remove the housing to install it then reattatch the housing. Looks like a kick a$$ turbo tho. I'm sure your loving it.

Sometime I do it as well not always. It literally takes like 30 seconds to take the housing off and frees up some space.
 
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Those EFR turbos are awesome! Jacob White, JDub on here, is running one on his LB7 DMax and says it is incredible. The only thing Jacob did mention is you have to watch shaft speed on them or the gamma Ti wheels will come apart. Are you monitoring shaft speed as well DieselCraft? Either way, cool build and it is always nice too see someones truck back up and running!
 

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Turbo tach. Don't have one of those?

Somebody break it down for me please

The compressor housing has a band clamp super easy.

you would have to call tadd or just call in to Garrett themselves, erics are Garrett gauges

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I made this getting on a on ramp.

Found map sensor on cts to quit working on another pass.
It showed to read no boost and map psi but my mechanical gauge kept working
So that's one of my problems going to call Borg Warner and order a crv kit that comes with crv block off plate

Changing map sensors later today
 

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