mm73

I am currious to see some pics of this twins set up. I would like to do this later on down the line. Also does anyone know a round about price for this kit?

dieselfan

http://www.maximizedperformanceinc.com/

i googled mpi twins and a lot of pics came up

goose2w1

I have been e-mailing back and forth with Nathan about this setup. I have an 04.5 and he said $3600 and that includes a 2nd Gen 3 piece exhaust manifold.

-PowerWagon-

jrussell

https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...ighlight=twins

mm73

very nice pics, I would eventually like to have that setup myself. It looks very well thought out and designed very nicely. If this sps 62/71/14 doesnt do what I want or give me the feel I want then I will sale it and go with this twins set up.

Got Juice?

Let me save you the effort.

Just get the Twins. at 3300' ASL towing performance of the 62/14 is ok, but you have to drive around the pyrometer.

Just like the stock turbo. Yes there is EGT relief, maybe 150F.

Do the twins, and if you need more than 500RWHP you can upgrade your top turbo later.

jrussell

The great part is that you can also upgrade the bottom turbo if you out grow the system.

mm73

If I can get the extra cash then I will probably do the twins especially since the sps is still brand new and still in the plastick rap and box. So I would be looking around 3600 for the kit with all the stuff I need to put it on? Do you have to drill anything for the install? Also are head studs required for this kit?

mdurbahn

probably have to drill for the oil line

53 willys

the 2nd oil line goes to a freeze plug in the block..knock out the plug and your good to go..no drilling for that part.

mm73

What about head studs? how much boost does this setup put out?

jrussell

Recommended, but not absolutely necessary. If you have stock sticks you can get away with just the "pop off" valves on the cold pipe. Mine will hit 55psi and has spiked as high as 64psi with the stock head bolts.

53 willys

IMHO you should already have studs if your looking at twins..but if you dont I think the studs should go on the same time as the twins do.
I think building up a truck should also mean beefing it up for longevity too.
studs are a good investment.

kruegerlouie

whats the top end of the boost capabilitys and hp range of this system?