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madmann26 12-28-2018 06:43 AM

Thinking about going boosted again....
 
Just one question....

Can a quality turbo kit @ 8-10psi be low maintenance and reliable?

Thinking about a Trick Stage 3 kit.

ILuvJDM 12-28-2018 07:23 AM

Yes, a member (Choda) had a daily driven setup with ten's of thousands of boosted miles on it. If you install it all correctly, it should be trouble free

madmann26 12-28-2018 07:53 AM


Originally Posted by ILuvJDM (Post 5454472)
Yes, a member (Choda) had a daily driven setup with ten's of thousands of boosted miles on it. If you install it all correctly, it should be trouble free

Yea,

I've read through that thread a couple of times.

Thanks.

Mileguru 12-28-2018 08:11 PM

Does it have to be turbo? I ran a Magnuson supercharger for 75,000 - 80,000 trouble free miles. Blew the transmission around then, replaced the tranny, ran it for a few more years just fine and sold it around 105,000 miles. Granted, this was a 2006 Sierra with the cast iron 5.3L engine and 4L80E (I think). Pretty rock solid stock equipment back then.

2FAST4U 12-30-2018 10:58 AM

I run 12psi and even 15psi. Every day. No issues and truck gets 20mpg if I drive nice and zero issues. It's funny because dealer was asking me what they had to do to start it. I said just turn the key, he though there was something special had to be done. Little louder than stock and watch how aggressive you get on the pedal but other than that all good.

Only issue everyone has is 8psi is never enough And with turbo a button or knob can add boost. I find it hard to say no.

MikeGyver 12-31-2018 09:42 AM


Originally Posted by 2FAST4U (Post 5454601)
........ It's funny because dealer was asking me what they had to do to start it. I said just turn the key, he though there was something special had to be done........

Ha,ha. You should have shown him this:



TrickTurbo 01-08-2019 03:50 PM


Originally Posted by madmann26 (Post 5454468)
Just one question....

Can a quality turbo kit @ 8-10psi be low maintenance and reliable?

Thinking about a Trick Stage 3 kit.

good choice. :)

madmann26 01-08-2019 03:51 PM


Originally Posted by TrickTurbo (Post 5455217)


good choice. :)


lol Rick. It’s the only logical choice.

ZO6Ted 01-08-2019 06:33 PM

I think so many people start chasing numbers on turbo's and it just kills the drivability. I do love the Whipple on my daily because I really drive it in the 1500-2500 range almost all the time and they do have top end potential for sure. HOWEVER, a right sized turbo that will spool at less than 3500 would be my choice on anything that I don't have to haul shit all the time and putt around. I will have a trick kit in my future for some damn thing!

Boost-freak 01-09-2019 02:45 AM


Originally Posted by ZO6Ted (Post 5455234)
I think so many people start chasing numbers on turbo's and it just kills the drivability. I do love the Whipple on my daily because I really drive it in the 1500-2500 range almost all the time and they do have top end potential for sure. HOWEVER, a right sized turbo that will spool at less than 3500 would be my choice on anything that I don't have to haul shit all the time and putt around. I will have a trick kit in my future for some damn thing!

that might be soon check his instagram


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