2thousand5.4

What size turbo is that and how much do you have into it if you don't mind me asking? I'm seriously considering it

petef-150

The one on my 99 is metal.

Its unreal how different boost pressures are between oil burners and gas. My Cummins in the Kodiak. I run 38 lbs of boost on it.

turbocharged

It's .68 trim 72mm I think. And I have a lot more in mine then you would need to spend. The company I went through now makes this as a kit and it's a lot cheaper then it was having it fabricated. Probably a lot less headache too. I had to send a lot of piping back and wait for the new ones. Intake still isn't right but I got tired of sending it back. Look up cxracing turbo kit. I have a little over $3000 in mine but I think the kit is like $2300 or something. I even think they were going to make 1 for the newer models. Not sure if they ever did though.

fordguy2100

Watch out guys, we got a high roller over here lol

OhioLariat

If you read it again, I think you'll see he meant he has more in his that you (we) would spend. $3K vs $2300.

Andy

fordguy2100

I'd still change the wording cause it comes across as pompous. I mean it's the Internet and emotion/meaning is hard to convey but there's a few ways to say it without coming across like that.

OhioLariat

So the grammar (or typing if he's an autocorrect victim) isn't the best. I read it that way at first, but after actually reading the entire post understood there's absolutely no pomp involved.

Change "have to spend" to "need to spend." Better now?

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turbocharged

Exactly what I meant. Thanks. Wow after I read what I wrote I butchered that. Lol

turbocharged

This is where I got the idea and why I went with cxracing.
http://www.hotrod.com/articles/hrdp-...otor-for-2298/

jprevat

iTrader: (1)

That is all too cool. I just wish they had a 5.4 kit ready made. I would be finding me a supercrew and start building.