HX35 TURBO UPGRADE - 6.5 Diesel 

I liked this video for the "pissing off hippy" line.

Old school diesels are the way to go. I have a 95 2500 4x4 i picked up for $600 and was able to pick up a spare low mileage 6.5 from a local who was doing a cummins conversion for only $300. So its fun to have two of these motors and a spare turbo etc. You can keep the new insane DPF and urea secondary fuel diesels.

I'm pretty new to the 6.5 so I definitely am enjoying your content and learning a lot. After taking it to the mechanic a couple of times and losing an arm and a leg in the process I'm looking at doing my own work, not just for the savings but for the peace of mind and the fun of doing it myself. Seeing there's a lot you can do to upgrade these and get rid of the engines weaknesses and wake the engine in the process is encouraging. Not that I'm trying to go fast, I'll take fuel savings, especially right now, xD

Watching gauges can help keep you awake on long drives as well.

It does feel good to fix something yourself, and the projects always seem easier than I had imagined.

I always love the sound of a 6.5 turbo diesel. Great video!

Excellent Video! Got to love those 6.5 Turbo Diesels. Always loved how they sound. So many Diesels of today, are too quiet.

Great job Yankee! I think that I felt the local barometric pressure drop when you spun up that new turbo.

Great video again and you remind me of me !

Love that F16 sound. You taught me some stuff about boost today I never knew. Thanks. I'm a bit of a self taught home mechanic. I know carberated gas engines but now looking into what desiel can do. New things

hahaha . i subscribed after hearing "wife's favorite towel"

Great little vid. I also own a 6.5L and have used it in 2 vehicles over the past 20 years. First vehicle was all mechanical, second iteration is electronic with DS4 pump. I've done most of the recommended upgrades and many other mods to ensure that the engine continues to run well. It's a 95 Suburban and it has been everywhere with all my family loaded into it. My GM-4 is still spooling pretty happily but I am considering replacing it with something more efficient along with a power tune or two to improve power and mpg. So far, I have the ATT turbo and this Holset HX35 on the short list. Again, thanks for posting this.

Turboooonnnneeee!!!!

this channel rocks. love the 6.5 diesel videos!

I very much appreciate the whole I can do attitude! Thank you!

You sir are one of the only true do it yourselfers that ive ever seen do things on a proper level and for the safey of your engine too looks great too man. I hope to switch to a good ol diesel one day from these jeeps

I appreciate your humor. Thanks for the vid!

It's always a plus to piss off a hippie.

nice video, thanks for taking the time for this tutorial. I will definitely be doing this modification to my 6.5.

"Can you hear my Turbone?" LOL. So good. Also loved the, "It's creepy!" discussion. Subscribed! Nice to learn about the GM 6.5 diesel, I know some about the Cummins in the Dodge and the Power Stroke, so it is good to know that the GM is also a reasonable option, because when I'm bargain hunting for a tow vehicle in the (possibly) near future, I never know what I might come across.