In this video, we take a close look at the Power Driven Diesel Aggressor 60/64 turbo. While it’s not new to our lineup, this is the first time we’ve dedicated a full round of testing to it. We wanted to see how it really performs compared to the stock HX35 and the Aggressor 60-9, using real-world data that matters to diesel truck owners.
We ran the 60/64 on the same test truck, with the same tuning strategy and setup we used in our previous HX35 vs 60-9 video. That means matched tow-safe tuning, consistent EGT targets, and controlled conditions across the board. The result is a clear comparison of boost response, drive pressure, spool-up speed, horsepower, torque, and EGT control.
The HX35 gives us a solid baseline for what most trucks come with. The Aggressor 60-9 is known for its strong top-end power and lower drive pressure at wide-open throttle. The 60/64 sits in a sweet spot between them. It offers quicker spool-up than the 60-9, better EGT control than the HX35, and a strong midrange that makes it ideal for towing, daily driving, and light performance use. It especially shines in manual transmission trucks where throttle response and low-end boost make a big difference.
If you want to see our original comparison between the stock HX35 and the Aggressor 60-9, check out that video here: https://youtu.be/6ud6WBL4jqw
If you’re ready to upgrade or want help picking the right turbo for your setup, give us a call and mention this video. Our team can walk you through the options and help you get the right charger for your build.
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