No it will not work. Angle of the turbo outlet is different. Need an LML specific downpipe. And if the truck is deleted you don't need to worry about the sensors or 9th injector bung.
Weird, I have 2 on their way to me currently and just dropped one off at the machine shop yesterday that I got a week ago... Want me to order another? Lol
Our tank does have the low coolant sensor incorporated into them now. Raw aluminum or powder coated.
In process of incorporating sight glass/window!:thumb:
Yes.
Don't expect people to spill their knowledge of what works and what doesn't. The pulling world is very competitive and customers like ours spend a lot of money testing and trying new things to find what works and what doesn't. And it doesn't get handed out for nothing.
Yes it can :thumb:
It's an air limited class. Your only going to make so much hp with X amount of air. However finding the correct combination of parts can net gains. Typically cams do nothing but change power curves. High flowing heads and large cams make hp in higher rpm ranges and require...
certainly not! lol
this is what happens with stock up pipes in the 60+ psi boost range. why we recommend/build the 2" stainless for people doing single kits or compounds.
we've built a few triple s300's and they are very street friendly and would meet your power goals easy. they are also easier to package and it doesn't look as cluttered under the hood. 2- s300's and an s400 high pressure works well to.
Seen several leaky lower oil pans on the early LML's and also leaking turbo drains, which would be easy to spot. Leaky rear main have not seen on an lml yet..
I have a few sets of lml heads on the shelf I can measure for sure in the morning but I am fairly certain the LMM injectors will not fit in the lml heads.