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What's that have to do with HP anyway? Your sig says you have some boxes and 90hp sticks. Where's the other 100+hp coming from?
10-20-2007, 12:17 AM
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[QUOTE=Luvnacumns;1749056]
heheeh.. allready thunk it!! THis spring after the tranny is in!!
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So what's the scoop on Nathan's "bigger" towing twins? Anyone on here running them? What kind of power/flow differences over the stocker/S400?
I called Nathan this week, and I'm "on the list" for the stocker/S400 combo, but if there's a slightly bigger towing set, I might be into those!
Jared
heheeh.. allready thunk it!! THis spring after the tranny is in!!QUOTE]So what's the scoop on Nathan's "bigger" towing twins? Anyone on here running them? What kind of power/flow differences over the stocker/S400?
I called Nathan this week, and I'm "on the list" for the stocker/S400 combo, but if there's a slightly bigger towing set, I might be into those!
Jared
10-20-2007, 06:55 AM
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Winner winner chicken dinner!
All his sets are custom made to your needs and wants. I have a larger set about as big as I would like to run, but he can and will make them bigger. Really the set depends on your needs and pockett book.
Back to the original question I have had both BDs set and now Nathans. They are to very different set ups. BD's smaller set will give you instant spool up great towing capability and be good all around, but will limit you to high 500's no matter your fueling (580hp) is the highest Ive seen fuel only.
Nathan can use your stocker and an S400 and outperform BDs smaller set, as far as HP and Flow and the fit and finish is a whole other world.
Bd has a new kit out that has a 74mm primary and they claim will flow 700 fuel only. Im not bashing BD they are good twins and reliable I liked mine, but with Nathans S400primary with a stocker on top you are cheaper in cost than BDs small set, and you can easilly upgrade to a 62/71/13SS as your secondary leave the S400 and be up with the big boys.
Back to the original question I have had both BDs set and now Nathans. They are to very different set ups. BD's smaller set will give you instant spool up great towing capability and be good all around, but will limit you to high 500's no matter your fueling (580hp) is the highest Ive seen fuel only.
Nathan can use your stocker and an S400 and outperform BDs smaller set, as far as HP and Flow and the fit and finish is a whole other world.
Bd has a new kit out that has a 74mm primary and they claim will flow 700 fuel only. Im not bashing BD they are good twins and reliable I liked mine, but with Nathans S400primary with a stocker on top you are cheaper in cost than BDs small set, and you can easilly upgrade to a 62/71/13SS as your secondary leave the S400 and be up with the big boys.
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All his sets are custom made to your needs and wants. I have a larger set about as big as I would like to run, but he can and will make them bigger. Really the set depends on your needs and pockett book.
Back to the original question I have had both BDs set and now Nathans. They are to very different set ups. BD's smaller set will give you instant spool up great towing capability and be good all around, but will limit you to high 500's no matter your fueling (580hp) is the highest Ive seen fuel only.
Nathan can use your stocker and an S400 and outperform BDs smaller set, as far as HP and Flow and the fit and finish is a whole other world.
Bd has a new kit out that has a 74mm primary and they claim will flow 700 fuel only. Im not bashing BD they are good twins and reliable I liked mine, but with Nathans S400primary with a stocker on top you are cheaper in cost than BDs small set, and you can easilly upgrade to a 62/71/13SS as your secondary leave the S400 and be up with the big boys.
Back to the original question I have had both BDs set and now Nathans. They are to very different set ups. BD's smaller set will give you instant spool up great towing capability and be good all around, but will limit you to high 500's no matter your fueling (580hp) is the highest Ive seen fuel only.
Nathan can use your stocker and an S400 and outperform BDs smaller set, as far as HP and Flow and the fit and finish is a whole other world.
Bd has a new kit out that has a 74mm primary and they claim will flow 700 fuel only. Im not bashing BD they are good twins and reliable I liked mine, but with Nathans S400primary with a stocker on top you are cheaper in cost than BDs small set, and you can easilly upgrade to a 62/71/13SS as your secondary leave the S400 and be up with the big boys.
good info thanks..
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[QUOTE=jaredb900rr;1749447]
heheeh.. allready thunk it!! THis spring after the tranny is in!!QUOTE]
So what's the scoop on Nathan's "bigger" towing twins? Anyone on here running them? What kind of power/flow differences over the stocker/S400?
I called Nathan this week, and I'm "on the list" for the stocker/S400 combo, but if there's a slightly bigger towing set, I might be into those!
Jared
Give Nathan a shout and just shoot the breeze with him about them.. I love the twins now but of course I want bigger and still have all around towing and driving sensability... Like Rye said the 62/71/13 is on top instead of the stocker and then the s400 is a 80 mm instead of a 71 mm!!!
Yep, Yep what he said!!!
heheeh.. allready thunk it!! THis spring after the tranny is in!!QUOTE]So what's the scoop on Nathan's "bigger" towing twins? Anyone on here running them? What kind of power/flow differences over the stocker/S400?
I called Nathan this week, and I'm "on the list" for the stocker/S400 combo, but if there's a slightly bigger towing set, I might be into those!
Jared
All his sets are custom made to your needs and wants. I have a larger set about as big as I would like to run, but he can and will make them bigger. Really the set depends on your needs and pockett book.
Back to the original question I have had both BDs set and now Nathans. They are to very different set ups. BD's smaller set will give you instant spool up great towing capability and be good all around, but will limit you to high 500's no matter your fueling (580hp) is the highest Ive seen fuel only.
Nathan can use your stocker and an S400 and outperform BDs smaller set, as far as HP and Flow and the fit and finish is a whole other world.
Bd has a new kit out that has a 74mm primary and they claim will flow 700 fuel only. Im not bashing BD they are good twins and reliable I liked mine, but with Nathans S400primary with a stocker on top you are cheaper in cost than BDs small set, and you can easilly upgrade to a 62/71/13SS as your secondary leave the S400 and be up with the big boys.
Back to the original question I have had both BDs set and now Nathans. They are to very different set ups. BD's smaller set will give you instant spool up great towing capability and be good all around, but will limit you to high 500's no matter your fueling (580hp) is the highest Ive seen fuel only.
Nathan can use your stocker and an S400 and outperform BDs smaller set, as far as HP and Flow and the fit and finish is a whole other world.
Bd has a new kit out that has a 74mm primary and they claim will flow 700 fuel only. Im not bashing BD they are good twins and reliable I liked mine, but with Nathans S400primary with a stocker on top you are cheaper in cost than BDs small set, and you can easilly upgrade to a 62/71/13SS as your secondary leave the S400 and be up with the big boys.
Yep, Yep what he said!!!
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62/13/71-80mmB2
And if you out grow them just upgrade the 62/13 /71 into a 64/13/71 https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...user=228443/71
62/13/71-80mmB2
And if you out grow them just upgrade the 62/13 /71 into a 64/13/71 https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...user=228443/71
10-21-2007, 09:07 AM
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10-21-2007, 09:08 AM
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62/13/71-80mmB2
And if you out grow them just upgrade the 62/13 /71 into a 64/13/71 https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...user=228443/71
62/13/71-80mmB2
And if you out grow them just upgrade the 62/13 /71 into a 64/13/71 https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...user=228443/71
Doug how do you like that set up... I am goona move up to that one this spring... DO you tow much??
Thanks Shane
10-22-2007, 01:45 AM
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Shane,
The S400 I use is a 74mm not a 71mm.
In my opinion unless you anticipate going to big hp one day the stock/S400 combo is plenty good for 95% of the people. A modded stage 2 pump and Flux 3's is all the stock/S400 combo will handle. If dual pumps are in your future then I would go 62/71/13 and 74 or 80mm S400. The 74mm is as big as most will want to tow with especially at elevation. Running a S300 up top makes it much easier to upgrade to big power in the future. A 64/71/13 and 80mm S400 just did 875hp on fuel this weekend with Flux 4's.
Nathan
The S400 I use is a 74mm not a 71mm.
In my opinion unless you anticipate going to big hp one day the stock/S400 combo is plenty good for 95% of the people. A modded stage 2 pump and Flux 3's is all the stock/S400 combo will handle. If dual pumps are in your future then I would go 62/71/13 and 74 or 80mm S400. The 74mm is as big as most will want to tow with especially at elevation. Running a S300 up top makes it much easier to upgrade to big power in the future. A 64/71/13 and 80mm S400 just did 875hp on fuel this weekend with Flux 4's.
Nathan