The darkside, kinda

[DjGreggieP]

The TVS series is great for low/mid range without a substantial amount of heat soak you would see in maggies etc. There are a few guys running Front Mount turbos on 2500s that have seen some good power as well. Great all around daily driving power too.

You lost me lol. I will admit, I am new to boost myself, but I have a friend who has built a few turbo talons that is willing to help me out if I go this route. Is TVS the actual brand or style of turbo? I have heard of Garret and Borg Warner before.

I plan on doing this and then staying out of the mud, 8600+lbs is just a little to heavy to go and play with.

[ducky]

Would a roush 1900 work for his setup?

Yeah possibly depending on what else he plans on.

You lost me lol. I will admit, I am new to boost myself, but I have a friend who has built a few turbo talons that is willing to help me out if I go this route. Is TVS the actual brand or style of turbo? I have heard of Garret and Borg Warner before.

I plan on doing this and then staying out of the mud, 8600+lbs is just a little to heavy to go and play with.

Ah sorry, TVS is a Roots style supercharger

[DjGreggieP]

Yeah possibly depending on what else he plans on.

Ah sorry, TVS is a Roots style supercharger

Mostly use it as a towing vehicle, you know use the truck as a truck and still have some fun at the drag track. I am planning on a Nelson tune for sure, and if I am going the supercharger route, I would be looking at building the rest of the engine to support it (ie cam, stall, pistons etc..) as needed.

[kerrige]

Engine wise all you would need is springs lifters and push rods on valvetrain. Add rodbolts for the bottomend.if you want more power a cam would be great. These motors are tough and powerful.