It wasn't anything too heavy, built some walls for my flat bed and loaded up 3400lbs of scrap, rolled across the scales at just over 15k total.  I also hauled a 1959 Plymouth Fury.  The truck pulls so much harder with a load now, no hesitation in getting up to speed in traffic.  It was a night and day difference compared to just a single turbo.  I never crossed 1000* EGT even while pushing it hard on level 5 of my towing tune.  The whistling, oh how I love the whistling.  

 

 

Love that car. I would love to have twins...

Is that your Christine?

Where's the under-hood photo?

 

I spent years making my engine quieter, which is good, except that the turbo has become quieter, too.  I didn't want that to happen.

 

- John

Awesome to see a plan come to fruition. I bet that convoy turned some heads!  Well done sir. 

 

Mark 

Edited February 10, 20232 yr by Hutch24v

On 2/9/2023 at 7:58 PM, Max Tune said:

Love that car. I would love to have twins...

 

There actually was another car it shared a living space with, a 1959 Belvedere in decidely worse shape.  That car is being sold to someone else though.

 

On 2/9/2023 at 8:02 PM, Royal Squire said:

Is that your Christine?

 

Nope, it belongs to a friend of mine, it is currently being stored in my back yard though.  It's got a 440 from a 1968 Polara police car.  

Ended up dragging the Belvedere home as well along with a 93 F-150.  My back yard is now at capacity.  

Is that the blue truck painted?

On 7/8/2023 at 11:36 PM, Evan said:

Is that the blue truck painted?

Yeah it is. @Sycostang67 did a wrap and change the color. 

Sneaky