Turbine suppliers?
#2
Garrett makes the turbos for the ford 6.0l powerstroke.
IF aftermarket is what you are meaning to ask, then Garrett makes an "upgrade" for the 6.0l which is a direct bolt in turbo. It is called the "PowerMAx"
The turbo I have is made by Adrian at MadTurboWerks who is a god at building turbos. He provides a better turbo, at $500-600 cheaper then the PowerMax, it is proven better on dynos as far as I know and moves more air, it is a bad turbo.
I have the Stage 1.5 with the Stage 2 Batmo wheel, he also put the 10 vane turbine in it for me for the whistle we all know and love. The truck runs amazing and I am so glad I went with his turbo.
IF aftermarket is what you are meaning to ask, then Garrett makes an "upgrade" for the 6.0l which is a direct bolt in turbo. It is called the "PowerMAx"
The turbo I have is made by Adrian at MadTurboWerks who is a god at building turbos. He provides a better turbo, at $500-600 cheaper then the PowerMax, it is proven better on dynos as far as I know and moves more air, it is a bad turbo.
I have the Stage 1.5 with the Stage 2 Batmo wheel, he also put the 10 vane turbine in it for me for the whistle we all know and love. The truck runs amazing and I am so glad I went with his turbo.
#3
I'm not sure what you use your truck for but I'm what you would call conservative or easy going. I noticed today while cleaning my egr valve how big the turbo on my truck is. I could only see "GARRETT" written in it nothing else. It just seems bigger than what I've seen in the past. (that's what she said)
#4
These trucks require more air to fire off the diesel at an effective rate which requires a bigger turbo. The little rice burners you see with turbos on them only need small turbos being as they only have 4 or 6 cylinders and a lot smaller heads and cylinders. The rice burners only need 5-10psi to notice a huge difference where as we should be running 15-25 to run at a steady pace.
#5
These turbos are tiny... probably the smallest you could buy on a stock diesel. 57mm...
Rob, pretty sure a powermax moves more air than a stage 1, but it's not really an apples to apples comparison. Do you have the hybrid then? The hybrid was just above the stage 1 and has a billet wheel (non-batmo though...).
Rob, pretty sure a powermax moves more air than a stage 1, but it's not really an apples to apples comparison. Do you have the hybrid then? The hybrid was just above the stage 1 and has a billet wheel (non-batmo though...).
#6
These trucks require more air to fire off the diesel at an effective rate which requires a bigger turbo. The little rice burners you see with turbos on them only need small turbos being as they only have 4 or 6 cylinders and a lot smaller heads and cylinders. The rice burners only need 5-10psi to notice a huge difference where as we should be running 15-25 to run at a steady pace.
Since Adrian mods used turbos of course they will be cheaper than a NIB Pmax.
#7
Adrians hybrid turbo is the same price as a powermax, except he requires a core, and the powermax does not. Granted the hybrid gets you a billet wheel too, but still. The only turbo he has that is cheaper is the stage 1, and even he has admitted it will not outflow a powermax.
With that said, I'm doing my own stage 1. I may send it to him, but I'm providing the turbo, the LLY stock impeller (all he uses) and a turbo rebuild kit. He quoted me $375 to do all of that. Not too shabby.
With that said, I'm doing my own stage 1. I may send it to him, but I'm providing the turbo, the LLY stock impeller (all he uses) and a turbo rebuild kit. He quoted me $375 to do all of that. Not too shabby.
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