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Old 05-26-2013, 10:51 AM
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Lost mine on my second track run Friday night. My first pass with a soft launch on tow tune was 14.7. Woke up Saturday morning and started calling all over the country for a another turbo and located ONE in Phoenix, Arizona. Drove there and drove home in 8 hours. Will likely replace the turbo tonight. Look at this ugly sob...


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14.7 is what my eco ran bone stock launching as hard as I could. The night I ran that It weighed in at 6220 with the wife aboard.
I weighed the diesel a week ago and checked in at 8130 no wife. Fat bastard of a truck!
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Exactly what failed on the turbo? Seals? Turbine? Compressor? What are your EGT's?
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Not enough bearings to bear the mass of the wheel. Complete journal failure

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I wonder if its a lubrication problem or maybe it's like you said the bearings are just too small. I wonder if that dual-compressor wheel put extra side-load on the bearings. Turbo's seem like the Achilles heel of the Scorpion. Maybe you should Upgrade to a set of Industrial Injection compounds!
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Originally Posted by dieselhunter44
I wonder if its a lubrication problem or maybe it's like you said the bearings are just too small. I wonder if that dual-compressor wheel put extra side-load on the bearings. Turbo's seem like the Achilles heel of the Scorpion. Maybe you should Upgrade to a set of Industrial Injection compounds!
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Sorry to hear. Sounds like you are all over it though.

I'm just starting to lean towards a F250 with the 6.7 for my next truck. Are the turbos the main issue with these engines? What kind of fuel mileage do these things get?
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Turbo is definitely the weak spot. I'm tuned and deleted and get 23-27hwy and 18-20 in town. Towing my TT I get around 15.
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Originally Posted by jcain
Turbo is definitely the weak spot. I'm tuned and deleted and get 23-27hwy and 18-20 in town. Towing my TT I get around 15.
That is good mileage. I'm guessing running with the stock DPF would cost 3-5 mpg?
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Dang man, didn't you just get that truck not long ago??



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