1999-2003 Powerstroke KC38R Stage 3 Dual Ball Bearing Turbo (66/73) (300254)

KC Turbos

Part Number: 300254
Sale price$3,205.44 CAD
1999-2003 Powerstroke KC38R Stage 3 Dual Ball Bearing Turbo (66/73) (300254)-Stock Turbocharger-KC Turbos-Dirty Diesel Customs
1999-2003 Powerstroke KC38R Stage 3 Dual Ball Bearing Turbo (66/73) (300254)-Stock Turbocharger-KC Turbos-Dirty Diesel Customs
1999-2003 Powerstroke KC38R Stage 3 Dual Ball Bearing Turbo (66/73) (300254)-Stock Turbocharger-KC Turbos-Dirty Diesel Customs
1999-2003 Powerstroke KC38R Stage 3 Dual Ball Bearing Turbo (66/73) (300254)-Stock Turbocharger-KC Turbos-Dirty Diesel Customs

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Fits

 Year Make Model Engine
(Late) 1999-2003  Ford
F-Series 7.3L Powerstroke


Supports: Up to 238cc/80% injectors

Note: Fits Late 99 Trucks only. Please refer to the second to distinguish the differences and confirm you have a late 1999 or later. 

The new KC38r compressor wheel is drastically different, it is a larger 7x7 KC300x Gen 2 compressor wheel. This newly redesigned compressor wheel is based on the 366SX-E wheel and shares a similar blade profile except it is reverse rotation.

The Turbine Wheel also takes design notes from the 366SX-E but its larger diameter offers more flow and increased strength through the introduction of thicker blades, a thicker hub, and a thicker rear webbing making it much less prone to fatigue and wheel burst. The redesigned dual ball bearing center housing has been modified to accept the turbine’s increased shaft thickness from a 6.4mm on the original to 7.5mm for increased strength and longevity. 

This dual-ball-bearing turbo will surprise you with how much it will wake up your 7.3! KC has torture-tested it for longevity, proven its capability on the dyno, and at the Race Track. For dedicated tow rigs and daily drivers, the .84 A/R Housing provides a quicker spool and cooler EGT's below 3000 RPMs.

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