Performance and Accessories 2nd gen only Talk about Dodge/Cummins aftermarket products for second generation trucks here. Can include high-performance mods, or general accessories.

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Old 05-22-2006, 08:44 PM
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Just for curiosity's sake

Let's just pretend that I wanted the next upgrade to be a new turbo.
With my current mods, what would ya'll suggest?

hypothetical question,
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Old 05-23-2006, 02:22 AM
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Hypothetically I'd recommend twins cuz you hypothetically have a large quantity of disposable income

J/k- how about a hybrid? BB? Phatshaft?
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I went to Industrial Injection's site to read about the Phat Shaft, as I have seen many folks here running them. However, when you click the "About our turbos" link, you get a page that says "Coming soon".
Not sure what a hybrid is, I thought that was some sort of car (Prius, Civic).
By BB, do you mean ball bearing? Is there enough history with these in a Dodge/Cummins application or are they new?
Was checking out BD's on line last night. The Super B looks like it might fit my, ahem, "needs".
I am looking for something that is not laggy, will perform well on the street and will let me tow without an EGT issue. Don't plan on dragging/pulling.

Wishin' I had a large amount of disposable income,
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Go with either a Phat Shaft 62 or a Super Phat Shaft 62. Both of these turbos will spool well and provide excellent cooling for your truck.

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Come on Rob, I figured a guy with 2k+ posts would know a bb is a ball bearing turbo and a hybrid would be a 35/40 turbo =P
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Originally Posted by Ph4tty
Come on Rob, I figured a guy with 2k+ posts would know a bb is a ball bearing turbo and a hybrid would be a 35/40 turbo =P


Ok, so I knew BB meant ball bearing and I have seen "hybrid" before, but really never knew what it meant. I never paid attention to turbo threads because:
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....As for the bombing funds, I was actually kidding about that, this is probably blasphemy on this site, but I think that my truck has plenty of power as it is (stock), and I have no plans of towing anything heavier than a single axle utility trailer with a few dirt bikes on it.
That was from about 3 years ago.

Rob
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