Magna SC arrived have few question?
04-21-2010, 04:12 PM
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thanks Tim Iam so pumped about it ...Man it was tough between the PC and the new TVS on ebay but my cam makes power to 6300 ++plus but i shift it at that ...it just seemed like it would work better for my app with the extra 9# pulley and everything he had with it ...Very low ours on a non-modded truck that was not a daily driver ...so yea It was a good deal for me......when i first did the 6.0 build and could roast my 20's at a 40 stomp i was like 
friggen extactic ...now iam going forced induction... ... I just hope i can stay happy with my new set up or i will join a 12 step support group ...lol
friggen extactic ...now iam going forced induction... ... I just hope i can stay happy with my new set up or i will join a 12 step support group ...lol
04-22-2010, 03:55 PM
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I have been picking up parts for this project though like BBK 85 mm TB for real cheap, Tru-Cool tranny cooler 40K GVW, switches and digital gauge for inter-cooler temp. Also liked what Supersub did with his set up with a phenolic spacer between upper and lower manifolds. So I'm waiting for my bro-inlaw to finish cutting my phenolic spacer on his CNC. Thats what all I've been doing, will have plenty of pics as soon as I can get started on this project.
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04-30-2010, 11:32 AM
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Finally got started on my Rdaix project, moving a little slow when watching my 3 yr old hehe. Anyways installed the tranny cooler and blower intercooler in the truck yesterday. Will be doing wiring today and then start on the removing of original parts soon. Have pics of the work so far.
04-30-2010, 11:46 AM
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Here are the pics with the phenolic spacer on the Radix. Had to modify the fuel rails by moving the tabs upward on top of rails. Smoothed out the J-tube by doing a little porting and installed the 85mm from BBK. Looking good so far. Keep you guys posted with more as this project moves along.
04-30-2010, 12:05 PM
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Bout time 
I know you having been working 7 days a week ...ive been showing off the cold air kit that i got from you ...man that PC sure works with my application I hope you get the same with youre set up...ill be looking for grins ;-)
I know you having been working 7 days a week ...ive been showing off the cold air kit that i got from you ...man that PC sure works with my application I hope you get the same with youre set up...ill be looking for grins ;-)
04-30-2010, 01:50 PM
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I think for your DD & towing use of your truck you should go with the KILLER CHILLER, Link below, I installed it last winter and its been great now that the temps here in Texas are finally getting up in the 80"s I have found that it will keep the IAT well below ambiet, I will try and post a video soon and some Dyno #'s, the Radix Supercharger heat exchanger coolant stays at about 42*F all the time and the truck drives like its a winter day even on a 84* day in traffic.
I am waiting on a 95* - 100* day to take some data and post it on the Link below, Stay Tuned.
(https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=448550)
I am waiting on a 95* - 100* day to take some data and post it on the Link below, Stay Tuned.
(https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=448550)
04-30-2010, 02:14 PM
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I think for your DD & towing use of your truck you should go with the KILLER CHILLER, Link below, I installed it last winter and its been great now that the temps here in Texas are finally getting up in the 80"s I have found that it will keep the IAT well below ambiet, I will try and post a video soon and some Dyno #'s, the Radix Supercharger heat exchanger coolant stays at about 42*F all the time and the truck drives like its a winter day even on a 84* day in traffic.
I am waiting on a 95* - 100* day to take some data and post it on the Link below, Stay Tuned.
(https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=448550)
I am waiting on a 95* - 100* day to take some data and post it on the Link below, Stay Tuned.
(https://www.performancetrucks.net/fo...d.php?t=448550)
does this mean that you can't use the heater during the winter months?
oh ya and iv always liked the idea of the phenolic spacer, im glad some one else is using his idea
04-30-2010, 03:39 PM
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Yes the A/C system needs to be on and No, you can use the heater in the winter its just that the A/C system won't be on and it will be just back to the normal IAT's you would normally see with out the KillerChiller kit.
05-06-2010, 11:38 AM
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Finally finished the install. Had few things to modify but wasn't that big of a deal. Fired it up yesterday and it started up fine. This am though it had a rough time starting, called my tuning guy to set up a appointment to get it on the dyno to make sure things are good and a little tweeking here and there. Will post the numbers as soon as I get them. All in all I like the instant boost and mine was hitting 7.5 lbs of boost on my first WOT. Will see what the dyno says. Here are some pics of the finished insall.