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2003-2007 Powerstroke KC Stage 3 68/70 Turbocharger (300102)

KC Turbos Part Number: 300290
$2,865.60 CAD

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Fits

 Year Make Model Engine
2003-2007 Ford
F-Series 6.0L Powerstroke


Supports: Up to 205cc/75% injectors

Turbo Whistle: Loud

The KC Turbos  Stage 3 Turbo is a 100% no modifications required, drop-in turbo for your 6.0L Powerstroke. If you want to be able to drive your truck during the week and race in competitions on the weekend, then this turbo is meant for you. 

 Part Number: 300102

Features

  • 600 to 675 HP with supporting mods
  • 68 x 94mm single plane billet wheel with extended tips to 100mm 
  • Redesigned 70mm 10-blade quick spool turbine wheel
  • Upgraded .72ar race compressor cover with drilled hole anti-surge ring  
  • 74 x 70 gt42 10-blade turbine wheel (biggest and strongest turbine wheel on the market)
  • New high-flowing vanes
  • Upgraded unison ring
  • Upgraded 360 thrust bearing
  • 100% drop-in (no mods required) 
  • New VGT solenoid
  • NO CORE required
  • Install kit included

Notes

  • These turbos come with a standard finish unless specifically requested. You can add a polished/custom color cover for an additional fee.
  • KC Turbos does NOT recommend this turbo for those looking to tow heavy loads
  • NOT recommended for use with OEM injectors.
  • It is highly recommended that you get custom tuning to go with your turbo   
  • EXHAUST BRAKES: Do exhaust brakes work with KC turbos? KC Turbos has found that some brands have clearance issues and might cause the brake to hinder performance, rub the turbine wheel, or cause other issues.  These brakes typically use some sort of flapper to close, which causes extreme exhaust back pressure to aid in braking.  This can be hard on a turbo and motor and is not recommended.  It will be up to the customer to verify fitment and functionality.

 

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