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It may be considered to keep the stock turbo and injectors in the event that the truck needs to be tuned to stock every 12 months.
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I'm running +150 HP injectors with HX35W turbo. No EGT's issues and great MPG. Turbo isn't needed really. The only thing I did to reduce EGT's was to drop to 245/75 R16 tire which changes the final ra
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No change between the HX35W (54/60/12) vs the HX35/40 Hybrid (60/60/12). Spool is better on the HX35W and with proper tuning I'm running near zero boost at highway speeds. Watch my Tiktok.
I might have made a mistake in my build purchase. First and foremost, I've got to deal with CA smog checks. It was mentioned to me that techs were now looking for Holset being listed on turbos. I know this is dependent on individual techs and most would not even bother. I'm pretty sure the place I go, this wouldn't be an issue. But you never can tell when this would change. I really gave a hard look at this "Super 9" a local company builds . I'm second guessing my decision not to go with this. I don't really care about HP numbers. I care about towing a 10k lb travel trailer through mountain passes. I have a mildly built auto, 3.55's running 265/70/17 Michelin's. I'll likely never use tunes that max out performance. Well, not more than just to see what it could do. This is being built as a work horse, not a quarter horse.
My question is which Holset turbo would serve me best for towing and passing the CA throttle snap test?
Stuff I've already purchased from DAP
HX35 62/64/12
100 Hp Injectors
Quadzilla Adrenaline
1 piece Exhaust Manifold
Head Studs
a bunch of supporting accessories.
I don't know if DAP will take back the HX35. I can try and sell it if they won't. I'm most concerned with building my truck so everything works cleanly and seamlessly together.
Kind regards
Dennis