Twin turbo kit for Steed 2nd Gen Manifold

[Rhett24]

I have a Steed 2nd Gen manifold. Will be running an S300 T4 and S400 T6 chargers. Does anyone know who makes a kit for this type of setup?

 

[chris lang]

What year truck?

 

[jlibert]

I don't know for sure, but check with source automotive, fleece performance, or stainless diesel.

 

[Cuminspwrwagon]

I'm not sure if anyone makes a kit, I pieced mine together with a combination of parts from source automotive and crazy Carl's. Make sure to get a t-3 spacer and longer studs otherwise your compressor housing will hit the mani.

 

[Kick Start]

What's the difference of using a steed?

 

[TheSilverBullet]

^^^ what he said

 

[Goinbyyabig]

The manifold is a little wider, meaning the turbo mounting flange will be a bit farther from the head than a cast manifold. Also, it may be a couple degrees different as well, causing fitment issues.

 

[Kick Start]

Most twin kits require a spacer from head or manifold, no?

 

[TheSilverBullet]

Yes the compressor cover will not clear. I guess I will find out I built my piping on a cast 3 piece and making the change to steed speed.

 

[khaoskustoms]

Here are a couple pics of my twin setup with a steed speed. T4 turbine and compressor cover clears.

 

[Ghostman]

PM 06towrig. He makes a bracket that works well with steed speed


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[Rhett24]

I have a 2004. And can't decide what direction i want to go in. Either take my s366 and put a s480 over it or s467 or s475 these are three options im hung up on. What do yall say about each of these? Right now fueling mods are twin cp3's and 60% injectors with UDC. Fueling can change at anytime. Should I just try another single or go ahead and do twins.

 

[Purn1973]

I'd PM forum member LAmiller of Firepunk Diesel, they have been making custom compound kits for some time now and should be able to hook you up with anything you need.

http://www.firepunk.com/contactus.php