II SPH62 with a BHT3B Twins

jabird

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Before I get to tearing everything apart, I figure i would throw this out for opinoins. Is this going to be a decent street/towing set up, or should i start all over........Some back ground on the truck...98.5/3500, GOREND tripel disk with a ten blade stator, 3:55 gears, TST Comp stacked with a Van Akein, FASS 150. I havent purchased my injectors yet, Im still trying to decide what would be best there. Will these twins be a couple of lagging pigs, or will they spool up well? Its pretty much a SOURCE Automotive kit that i got a good deal on. Im not looking for anything crazy with the truck, just a decent street truck with the ability to tow still. Dont get me wrong though it would be nice to pick a fight at the stop lite if i wanted to. Thanks for any opions or advise
 
Do you mean SPS 62? and what specs on the 3B? should be able to run a 200hp injector. will be a touch laggy due to the 71 wheel on the 62 but still not at all bad.
 
opps....ya i did mean that, man I proof read the thing 10 times it felt like
 
You'll be ok, running the S362. Which turbine housing you using? I would use the tighter housing on a stick truck. The 62/71 set-up makes decent power. I used the 40/3b and the GT3782R/3b combo. Both work decently. The GT3782 spools better than the 40 did and had more top end power. What wastegate setting you gonna run on the 62? My 3B was a 26cm turbo and I ran 4in air tubes between the 3b/secondary.
 
Theres four inch pipeing on this also. As far as the wate gate setting I HAVE NO IDEA!!!! I have never ran this turbo EVER. Or a set of twins. So if anyone knows a good starting point PLEASE throw it out there. I was really suprised by the one responce saying to try a 200hp injector, seemed a little large to be towing with
 
the set of twins on my truck is olmost the same except i have a 65mm turbine compared to your 71mm. it towed great with a set of mach 7s. alot of it comes down to how tight your converter is, and how heavy you tow.
 
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