Is the wicked wheel worth it?
Wicked wheel is a waste of money. In general, very few “special” compressor wheels are worth a damn. Any who, the stock turbo limitation is in the turbine. Put a bigger turbine wheel on the stock turbo and the stock compressor wheel will give you 600hp.
What does a wicked wheel 2 do?
The unique design of the Wicked Wheel 2 will provide you with increased performance, boost, reduced EGT’s and faster spool-up over the original cast wheel. Fits GTP38 and TP38 turbo applications.
How many miles will a 6.0 last?
The answer is 258,685.5 miles before failure.
What does a wicked wheel do for a turbo?
This turbo wheel upgrade compressor wheel also know as the wicked wheel. This wheel with performance modifications controls turbo surge problems associated with the stock turbo wheel. It fits the GTP38 stock turbocharger.
How much does a wicked wheel help?
The wicked wheel helps surge where the ported housings pretty much eliminate it for a slightly modified truck (tuner,intake,exhaust). The WW is often used as a cheaper band aid for surge. Most will say they lose boost when installing one. Usually 2-3 psi depending on the truck.
Why is the 6.0 so bad?
The 6.0L Powerstroke is known for having major problems. Most of these problems originate from the factory design. Other 6.0L Powerstroke problems include HPOP failure, injector stiction, FICM failure, and clogging oil coolers. Fortunately, once these problems are addressed, the trucks are much more reliable.
Is the 6.0 a bad engine?
The Ford Powerstroke 6.0 is not a bad engine at all. With proper maintenance, diagnostics, and competent repairs, these engines are as good or better than any of the other diesel pickup motors out there.
Are 6.0 Powerstrokes really that bad?
This information is for the 95% of us 6.0 owners that just use our trucks for trucks. The big question is: Are the 6.0 Powerstrokes really that bad? To be honest, the answer is absolutely not. They are a great running motor that can be made to be durable if maintained properly.
What are the blade numbers on Wicked Wheel 2?
Each Wicked Wheel 2 from Diesel Site has been tested in multiple wheel configurations of blade numbers, dimensional changes and pitch adjustments before coming up with the absolute best results for each application.
Do you need to torque the Wicked Wheel?
No need to torque the Wicked Wheel on. Simply snug the Wicked Wheel until it fully seats. It will self-tighten to full torque. Select a row below to filter reviews. Quicker spool, higher boost pressure.
What are the benefits of Wicked Wheel 2?
The unique design of the Wicked Wheel 2 will provide you with increased performance, boost, reduced EGT’s and faster spool-up over the original cast wheel. Increased Performance, Boost, Spool-up & More!