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jliddle

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I was gonna try it on my Profab stuff.

Calico quoted me $200 for my manifolds and $19/ft for my piping. :(
 

moparkxracer

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I just hope it's street able. The turbos are s475 87 1.0 TCT and 2 s472's 87 1.0 TCT wheels. I've been told not to worry, we will see soon enough.
 

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How big are the sticks?

Should light pretty quick. Curious to see how it does too

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moparkxracer

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This is what we're working with,

Mods:

Engine: 6.6 duramax 1/2 filled block, LLY keyed crank, .20 over fingers coated oval bowel pistons 15.5:1 compression, Carrillo rods, SoCal 6480 alt firing order cam, billet rocker bridges, SoCal griddle, SoCal damper, SoCal billet flywheel, billet main caps, ported heads, Hamilton valve springs, rocker studs, ARP 625 head studs, main studs, billet injector hold down with stud kit, banana oil pan (not yellow), Jones racing vacuum pump, Wagler street intake,

Cooling: Mishimoto radiator and thermostats, drilled and pined water pump,

Turbos: billet S475 TCT 87 / 2 billet S472 TCT 87 stainless V band housings, turbo smart 60mm waste gate, turbo smart blow off valve. Turbos specd by Shane, Kit built by Landon

Fuel: dual air dog 200GPH lift pumps, exergy LBZ 200% over lbz injectors, PPE duel fuel kit, dual Exergy 10mm CP3's, LLY ported fuel rails,

Electronics: EFI live tuning by Diesel Addiction, lock box

Gauges: AutoMeter, oil pressure, oil temp, dual water temp one on each side of engine, EGT, drive pressure, low boost pressure, high boost pressure, lift pump pressure, rail pressure and vacuum gauge.

Intake/exhaust: BD inner cooler, PPE (compound turbo) manifolds and up pipes, 5 inch exhaust.

Transmission: Allison 1000, Diesel Addiction full billet custom build.

Suspension, steering and reared: Diesel Addiction custom lowering kit, cognito upper control arms, DJM lower control arms, traction bars, transfer case brace, tie rod sleeves and heavy duty front cross member, DHD center link support brace with roller bearing, kripinite idler brace, speed steer idler pivot, ultimate idler arm, rare parts pitman arm, AGR gear box, Jones racing power steering pump, QA1 coil over on front and dual adj on rear, helwig front and rear sway bars, grizzly rear locker,

Body: Spyder headlights with HID upgrade and tail lights

Tires: Nitto 420s 305/50r20

Wheels: BMF novakanes 20x9
 
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minerigger

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My guess would make you cry lol but damn is it a slick setup. I especially like the raising of the entire leaf spring set to achieve the desired drop and still retain the full leaf pack

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moparkxracer

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Haven't made it that far, I do need to update my signature,

Shane was the one to spec the turbos for me. He is very knowlageble and answers every question as if it where his truck. You don't see that very often and is much appreciated.
 

moparkxracer

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Going to get some stainless hose clamps, the band straps are not all that good in my opinion.
 

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...agreed, those stainless "band clamps" do the job, but I prefer using stainless hose clamps:
1) Easier to re-use,
2) quicker to install,
3) wider area holding the wrap in place, and
4) as mentioned nowhere near as much potential to cut you up while installing them :thumb:
 

moparkxracer

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Couldn't find stainless wire, ended up getting clamps. I'll rotate them so the bolt part is hidden under. The cross pipe between them has abt 80 ft of wrap on it. I had to pick more up on my way home from work. Have one more pipe to wrap.