Just keeping tabs on progress but it's still looking good! One question though on hooking on a load, do you still have a good turbo brake like a stock twin setup would have? Also you mentioned having to get some RPMs or heat to get moving what's it like to get that 20k rolling vs stock towing? Keep up the good work guys this is one interesting setup
:woott:
Its been answered in the thread already, but the turbos are both fixed geometry, so no turbine braking.
As far as getting to speed, its no different than stock. I don't crowd it until I get 2nd with lock up. (To much drivetrain stress) Then roll into it and click thru the gears. By then its far better than stock. The only downside is that they are A; Big, B; pushed with stock fuel, and C; run so cool that once I settle into a cruise, I have to downshift or feather into them to get some heat built to get the chargers to snap, if Im loaded. Grossing 30K Cruising in 5th at 65 flat ground, I run between 8 & 900*. Max EGTs crawling out of southern Indiana (65 miles of up down curvy winding roads) I still couldn't crack 1200* on a 75* day grossing 30K. (Farmall 1066 or 14K, 50 Bales of green hay +-1500#s, 32' tandem dual gooseneck 8K, truck 7K) In that scenario, I was typically down a gear, and already had RPM and good heat so it was actually a blast to drive. Just snapped right thru corners and up the grades.
A set of 75% over injectors and a stroker pump will make all the difference for the "short comings" if you want to call them that.
Caleb