1999 Powerstroke KC300x G3 Stage 1 Turbo E99 (302676)
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1999 Powerstroke KC300x G3 Stage 1 Turbo E99 (302676)
Description
Description
Fits
| Year | Make | Model | Engine |
| (Early) 1999 | Ford | F-Series | 7.3L Powerstroke |
Note: Early 1999 product - will not fit Late '99–2003 trucks. Not compatible with OBS (1994–1997) trucks without modification.
Supports: Up to 205cc / 30% injectors
Improve your 7.3 Powerstroke's performance with the KC300x Gen 3 Stage 1 turbo. Built around a 3.5" ported housing with a redesigned 7x7 SXE-style compressor wheel and a thick-shaft SXE-style turbine wheel, this turbo combines quicker spool than the old 0.84AR with more airflow than the old 1.0AR. The redesigned bearing housing fits 200% larger thrust bearings and upgraded journal bearings on an integrated cast-iron backing plate for stability at elevated boost and HP levels.
Part Number: 302676
Features
Features
- 3.5" ported compressor housing with drilled anti-surge for high flow
- Redesigned Gen 3 7x7 SXE-style compressor wheel with extended-tip technology
- SXE-style turbine wheel with thicker shaft
- 0.70 AR redesigned compressor cover (improved MAP groove, anti-surge ring, volute shape)
- 0.91 AR turbine housing — spools faster than 0.84AR, flows more than 1.0AR
- 200% larger thrust and journal bearings
- Cast-iron backing plate integrated into bearing housing for stability
- Steel thrust insert reinforces oil slinger and piston seal contact areas
- High-flow non-EBPV outlet flange
- Redesigned round-top wastegate actuator for boost control
- Includes all gaskets, o-rings, and a new 3.5" intake boot
- 100% drop-in (no modifications required)
- 1-year unlimited miles limited warranty
Notes
Notes
- Designed for 7.3-equipped pickup trucks. Vans require modification of the turbo intake boot and down-pipe.
- Will not fit OBS (1994–1997) trucks without modification.
- Fitment with aftermarket fuel systems, plenums, and piping kits cannot be guaranteed.
- Exhaust brakes: some brands may cause clearance issues, rub the turbine wheel, or hinder performance. Fitment and function with exhaust brakes is the customer's responsibility.
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