takedown95 New member Joined Aug 18, 2011 Messages 2,841 Jun 11, 2020 #21 BluegrassDiesel said: Much lower. Not sure where they would actually peak because we don't pull them down that low but HP just keeps climbing the lower you pull them. Usually we run a 4600-3600 down sweep. Click to expand... Sorry typo. Meant 3200. Makes sense with what I had been seeing too.
BluegrassDiesel said: Much lower. Not sure where they would actually peak because we don't pull them down that low but HP just keeps climbing the lower you pull them. Usually we run a 4600-3600 down sweep. Click to expand... Sorry typo. Meant 3200. Makes sense with what I had been seeing too.
ryanss22 New member Joined Jul 17, 2012 Messages 736 Jun 11, 2020 #22 Wow, so they don't have to be spun sky high to make power then? Thats interesting to me.. thisnis my first 6.7. Used to always run 5.9
Wow, so they don't have to be spun sky high to make power then? Thats interesting to me.. thisnis my first 6.7. Used to always run 5.9
9724VF350 Tractor Guy Joined Mar 2, 2010 Messages 2,784 Jun 12, 2020 #23 ryanss22 said: Wow, so they don't have to be spun sky high to make power then? Thats interesting to me.. thisnis my first 6.7. Used to always run 5.9 Click to expand... No, the big rpm is just useful for gaining momentum out of the hole.
ryanss22 said: Wow, so they don't have to be spun sky high to make power then? Thats interesting to me.. thisnis my first 6.7. Used to always run 5.9 Click to expand... No, the big rpm is just useful for gaining momentum out of the hole.
pushlar84 pushlar84 Joined Dec 19, 2009 Messages 658 Jun 12, 2020 #24 We run 38/3900 down the track typically
