Lml
Had to bend the high pressure fuel lines but other than that, im very pleased. I also put them on a lmm duramax and it went right in easy as can be.
For vehicles with emissions equipment removed. Not compatible with factory emissions systems.
FITMENT NOTE: This system is only compatible with LML trucks that have a CP3 conversion - this is NOT compatible with the stock fuel pump. There are many CP3 conversions on the market. Some CP3 conversions will require you to move or bend the supplied high pressure fuel lines in order to properly clear a front-entry style y-bridge like this one.
The Pusher SuperMax Intake System eliminates the anemic post intercooler charge plumbing and y-bridge while the Pusher Max 3" Driver-side Charge Tube replaces the equally anemic driver-side charge tube that connects the outlet of the turbo to the intercooler.
Maximize your savings by upgrading the restrictive factory charge tubes, upper manifold, and intake bridge to an unobstructed 3" flow path. This upgrade is fully compatible with, and highly recommended for, the Pusher Max Compound Turbo System.
Pusher SuperMax Intake System
The Pusher SuperMax Y-Bridge is a one-piece "Y" design that properly guides air into each cylinder head. Constructed entirely from 3" mandrel-bent tubing, this system delivers 93% more air and follows a 6% shorter flow path compared to the OEM components it replaces.
Pusher Max 3" Driver-side Charge Tube
Had to bend the high pressure fuel lines but other than that, im very pleased. I also put them on a lmm duramax and it went right in easy as can be.
I got mine all installed , having to bend the factory high pressure crossover line is not an easy task , having a new line option would be something I would pay the extra money for . Install directions need to be updated as it’s not detailed very well for all the years this covers. Customer service was willing to help but ultimately I just had to figure it out myself. For guys not running the twin kit the map sensor is in a terrible place and angle to plug it back in . Maybe offer an extension harness? Or reposition it .