If you want to keep things simple get a 4094VA with a billet wheel, bolt it on, tune, and enjoy :thumb:
His motor will last longer than yours will.
That is bad information and completley your opinion!maybe How cany you say that a truck with big injectors modded cp3 and fuel rail fittings and all this other stuff he is talking about getting last longer than a truck without all that? Well the injectors will keep the timing down, which wont have as much cylinder pressures. which break things Just because it has twin chargers? Your talking about the same bottem end here. No, you have shitty LBZ pistons, thats actually why I made that comment to begin with. My htt66 was running way out of its map to make the power it was and also had terrible egts with race tuning. Running out of its map at low 600hp? It is all in the tuning so to say what you did IMO is stupid. The only thing that would make his motor last longer than any other lbz is cause having bigger injectors you can lower some of the fueling tables. But to say his motor will last longer is out there because you have no clue what my tuning looks like and how often if ever i run max effort tuning. What if i run the stock tune everday??? You still have junk pistons
So I just had my trans built, got a lift pump and have robs tunes. I know I'll want more so I figured I'd get your alls input on a few things. What single charger would be good? I don't want twins. Also what cp3 upgrades if any should I get, as far as nozzles who's a good company to go with and what size? I've been looking at 60% so I have room to grow.
Thanks, Dylan
His motor will last longer than yours will.
That is bad information and completley your opinion! How cany you say that a truck with big injectors modded cp3 and fuel rail fittings and all this other stuff he is talking about getting last longer than a truck without all that? Just because it has twin chargers? Your talking about the same bottem end here. My htt66 was running way out of its map to make the power it was and also had terrible egts with race tuning. It is all in the tuning so to say what you did IMO is stupid. The only thing that would make his motor last longer than any other lbz is cause having bigger injectors you can lower some of the fueling tables. But to say his motor will last longer is out there because you have no clue what my tuning looks like and how often if ever i run max effort tuning. What if i run the stock tune everday???
Mark, there is a bit more to it but why suggest a s366 like you first said, then say its running off its map with high EGTs to hit 600hp in another post? Your right to a point, an s366 is all the bottom end will hold with stock sticks and pump but is that safe? its mainly how you tune it and if the right parts are used in conjunction based off what you see other people running, how they run them and to what affect each of these parts hold. No ones setup is the same and no ones motor will hold the same power for the same amount of time.
If i was aiming for 600 on a stock bottom end again, i would be using a s472 with billet wheel, 45% over injectors on a stock pump. this way i have a limiter on where i can be in power and still be able to tow decently heavy loads. this would keep egts low, timing low, drive pressure in a decent range, turbo on its map and so on. Im my case, creating a limiter for me keeps me from killing the truck. Unfortunatly that wasnt the case with my twin setup and knowing about de-torquing the tune. 37s dont help
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Ben, i dont know how you think bigger injectors to create the same hp as stock injectors will reduce cylinder pressure significanly enough to keep things alive long. The point of injectors is to drop timing and help keep heat down. im no expert on cylinder pressure but taking it away will decrease power thats for sure. there is a point in a stock motor where its too much and things break/bend. your riding that line to keep max power. this is why people suggest moving your RPM up and detorque. you have momentume on your side in high RPMs as compared to lower.
Just seem like they have the strongest bottom end, minus the junky injectors. 2 or 3 years ago people laughed at llys, but now I'm starting to think there the key truck. Atleast not dumping an assload of cash in them.
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Ok makes sense did the LLY use the same pistons as the lb7 but different rods i can't remember?
I plan on being well in excess of 600hp on my stock turbo after my build is done. granted the big tunes wont be used much of any on the street but my little LLY turbo WILL be hating life. :thumb: