zack birge

Awesome yea definately let me know asap when you get it back thanks!

CrashCade

Read up on these. It only took me about 6 hours by myself to install the whole twin setup from them. I am running the kit with a HTB2 type 62 top turbo with the HT3b bottom turbo.

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I will have to agree with you about only doing it once and doing it right so make sure you sresearch as long as you need to. Make sure you have all of your information before you make a decision. I personally tried a few different single turbo setups and once I installed the twins I wanted to kick myself for not just putting twins on the first time.

Good Luck and keep us posted as to what you decide. You should get some baseline HP/TRQ numbers before you do the turbos, then after. Also, I would add atleast 2 boost gauges when you do this, ideally 3. One for Drive pressure, Bottom Turbo pressure, and Overall. It will help with tuning and just to let you know what is going on in general.

mpracehemi

Also, I would add atleast 2 boost gauges when you do this, ideally 3. One for Drive pressure, Bottom Turbo pressure, and Overall. It will help with tuning and just to let you know what is going on in general.
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Where would you install the fittings to get the readings. I'm thinking of doing twins in the future and collecting info.

Speed Shift

In your sig it says James rebuilt your trans. Did he use billet shafts, new coverter, valve body, ect ect?

zack birge

Billet Imput, Billet Flexplate, Repolished everything, all new clutches, and VB adjustment. Still good as new couldn't be happier.

Which fuel system is the best to go with when doing twins?

soulezoo

Just go ahead and read up on the fuel threads... there are enough to make an informed decision. You are not going hi HP so a glacier system would suffice or a FASS 95 or AD system. Just make sure you get good filtration.

zack birge

Awesome. Does is there anyone who could install the BB twins for me if I go that way around here in the south? Or would I have to go some place far off?
Idk if I can do it myself?

soulezoo

It is not difficult to do yourself if you have the basics down. Or anyone for that matter that has installed twins can install these. Just leave yourself a weekend to do it the first time out. Any competent diesel shop could do it too... it is not a big deal.

kantdrive55

Take a good look at our R700 twins. They are going to be able to tow very well with excellent throttle response and they will flow more than enough air for what you have. That still leaves you some room to grow if you decide to down the road. Also our FloMax lift pump is a great pump to use. It is 165gph and 16psi. It is a gerotor design which is a proven design for fuel pumps. You will also have more than enough fuel for what you are doing.

zack birge

Awesome. Maybe ill give it a try myself.

58fordf100

One thing you might look at. Alot of the companies that sell twins have their instruction manuals on their websites. You might find its well within your capabilities.

XXLTEXAN

I speed in my wifes H3 with a five cylinder and 4:56 gears...its not the power it the drivers foot bubba