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Power Strokes 1994-1997 Upgrades and Aftermarket Upgrading or adding OEM or aftermarket equipment to your 1994-1997 Ford F-Series with Power Stroke engine.

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Old 08-29-2009, 12:27 AM   #1 (permalink)
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blower to turbo

It's been done on a 6.0 can it be done on the 7.3...basically im wanting to do the h2e feed by the procharger with 250cc injectors. would the h2e be able to keep up with the procharger or vice versa.
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I'd wager there's only a handful of folks in the entire country that have tried a compound turbo setup on the 7.3, and they typically don't hang out here...

Air flow is not the issue with getting big horsepower with our trucks; injectors are the limiting factor.

I don't know what your horsepower goals are. 400 hp is easily attainable with Stage 2's and a D66 turbo. But if you want 500 or 600, or more, get in touch with one of the Powerstroke specialists like Beans or Swamps and they can help you spend your money. (hint: common rail on the 7.3...)
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ehhhhh...id rather not not common rail. and my goal is about 500hp but still towable. but the procharger feeding the turbo is a nice idea cuase of the instant spool. im not the most mechanically inclined so ill need what help i can.

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There is a procharged 7.3 being built at Empire Diesel right now.

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