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Old 01-01-2017, 05:13 AM   #1
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Any advice on running this on a g56 6.7 truck..... Head is decked, it's studded, deleted, has a valair clutch and smarty. Truck is a dd and used for towing, plowing snow, and a little playing. Any help would be great.
Future plans are EFI live, fuel system and a slight injector upgrade. Will this turbo grow with these plans?
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Old 01-01-2017, 07:54 AM   #2
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I feel it's too small to support much other than stock fuel.
The smallest I would mess with on a 6.7 is a 64.
I'd really suggest going to an s400 frame as well.
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Old 01-01-2017, 09:28 AM   #3
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Yep, something in a 400 frame, somewhere around a 467.7 is what I would be looking to put on a 6.7 truck.
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If it tows often and heavier, I'd look at 464 depending on use, I'd say the 67 is still in the running.
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I agree with these guys.

I ran a 64, but s300 series turbo. It lit up so dang fast which was fun, but choked out pretty bad up top and got hot, quick!
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If it was an auto truck, then I would be more inclined to agree. I only say that because I've seen some manual guys who tow heavy, light larger chargers just fine. But ultimately it will all come down to the driver I suppose.

An S464 would be a great entry level charger for a 6.7 manual truck though, I'm just addicted to power and love the 67.7
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Old 01-01-2017, 06:10 PM   #7
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Thank you for the replies gentlemen!! Much appreciated!
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I agree with these guys.

I ran a 64, but s300 series turbo. It lit up so dang fast which was fun, but choked out pretty bad up top and got hot, quick!
What housing And was it gated?
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What housing And was it gated?
Yes it was gated. It was a bd super b special. The 64/71. AR was probably the .88 version.

It lit fast and ran great, just couldn't stay on the throttle long or you'd get pretty warm.. was fun. Stock fueling with a Smarty. Went to an s475 after that.
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What size AR?
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