TVS 2300 + other Goodies in an '04 SSS
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Looks bad *** man!
The gauges look great. The balancer looks killer, I love those IW balancers.
Be careful installing the 8 rib set up... i just went through that this weekend and my power steering and alt pullies were nowhere near lining up. Apparently its a common thing on SSS and Denali trucks. Its not the hardest fix in the world... but it does involve a trip to the machine shop.
Don't go too crazy with blower pullies until you get the other mods on there. That 3.0 will send your boost through the roof on a stock LQ9!
The gauges look great. The balancer looks killer, I love those IW balancers.
Be careful installing the 8 rib set up... i just went through that this weekend and my power steering and alt pullies were nowhere near lining up. Apparently its a common thing on SSS and Denali trucks. Its not the hardest fix in the world... but it does involve a trip to the machine shop.
Don't go too crazy with blower pullies until you get the other mods on there. That 3.0 will send your boost through the roof on a stock LQ9!
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Looks bad *** man!
The gauges look great. The balancer looks killer, I love those IW
Be careful installing the 8 rib set up... i just went through that this weekend and my power steering and alt pullies were nowhere near lining up. Apparently its a common thing on SSS and Denali trucks. Its not the hardest fix in the world... but it does involve a trip to the machine shop.
Don't go too crazy with blower pullies until you get the other mods on there. That 3.0 will send your boost through the roof on a stock LQ9!
The gauges look great. The balancer looks killer, I love those IW
Be careful installing the 8 rib set up... i just went through that this weekend and my power steering and alt pullies were nowhere near lining up. Apparently its a common thing on SSS and Denali trucks. Its not the hardest fix in the world... but it does involve a trip to the machine shop.
Don't go too crazy with blower pullies until you get the other mods on there. That 3.0 will send your boost through the roof on a stock LQ9!
yeah, The 3.0 is for after the heads and cam. The 3.3 should give me somewhere between 10 to 12 psi and I probably shouldn't go more than that right now. I'm seeing 6psi on the 3.8 now.
Do you know how to calculate the belt size since I now have a 10% overdrive balancer and 3.3 pulley?
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Thanks, im really happy with the gauges so far. They seem to be made well and the wideband comes with a bosch sensor.
yeah, The 3.0 is for after the heads and cam. The 3.3 should give me somewhere between 10 to 12 psi and I probably shouldn't go more than that right now. I'm seeing 6psi on the 3.8 now.
Do you know how to calculate the belt size since I now have a 10% overdrive balancer and 3.3 pulley?
yeah, The 3.0 is for after the heads and cam. The 3.3 should give me somewhere between 10 to 12 psi and I probably shouldn't go more than that right now. I'm seeing 6psi on the 3.8 now.
Do you know how to calculate the belt size since I now have a 10% overdrive balancer and 3.3 pulley?
As far as boost... its gonna show you a heck of a lot more than 10-12 PSI after the OD balancer. I wouldnt be surprised to see 15# on your stock motor. Maybe less in the summer heat. But you are right, I would be weary of going any higher than that without the addition of meth, or running e85 with the compression of the LQ9.
I think Pat ran that same pulley and saw 13 PSI on his cammed LQ4. He also runs a larger diameter intake tube which helps him build boost though.
Maybe he can chime in since he has the same exact blower and OD balancer that you have.
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Thanks. I called Magnuson today to order the HD tensioner and Garrett told me there shouldn't be much difference in length between the new 8 rib and the belt that came with it, 109-3/8". I think I'll just go ol school and lock the tensioner half way with a screw driver, bust out a piece of masonry line and do it that way!
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I forgot you have the same setup as me or I have the same setup as you, lol. You're running the IW setup with 10% OD? Do you have a part number and or belt length? Also, don't I need to change the lower belt too...if so, it would be great if you had info. on that one too. Thanks Pat!
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Looks bad *** man!
The gauges look great. The balancer looks killer, I love those IW balancers.
Be careful installing the 8 rib set up... i just went through that this weekend and my power steering and alt pullies were nowhere near lining up. Apparently its a common thing on SSS and Denali trucks. Its not the hardest fix in the world... but it does involve a trip to the machine shop.
Don't go too crazy with blower pullies until you get the other mods on there. That 3.0 will send your boost through the roof on a stock LQ9!
The gauges look great. The balancer looks killer, I love those IW balancers.
Be careful installing the 8 rib set up... i just went through that this weekend and my power steering and alt pullies were nowhere near lining up. Apparently its a common thing on SSS and Denali trucks. Its not the hardest fix in the world... but it does involve a trip to the machine shop.
Don't go too crazy with blower pullies until you get the other mods on there. That 3.0 will send your boost through the roof on a stock LQ9!
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I just took the stock alt pulley and stock PS pulley and aligned the new ones with them. I am having them maching the back of the pullies so that the mounting depth matches the factory ones. I was very specific to tell them that i wanted them to match based on the deep part of the first rib.