Dyno tuned my 06 at fleece

Will do! I'll be happy with anything over 800, hitting 830-840 would be a very pleasant bonus. :Cheer:
 
Yea my goal was 800. But I expected a little more. I'm happy with it. Now if I can get all the kinks worked out and make some good passes.


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Got on a dyno again this weekend at my buddies event. Done 865/1564. And laid down a 7.59 1/8th mile first pass. Then I got my Trans hot and welded it's self together lol changed the fluid and drove it 5 hours back home. Time for a rebuild and some coolers!


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Got my swap done this past Friday and dyno'd 792/1750 on what I'm told is a very stingy dyno. Considering the operator had a hard time grasping what a lock-up switch was and why I wanted him to ride the brake down low till the charger lit, (single brake dyno), I'm convinced it has more in it.

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Second pull was with him not riding the brake in the truck, lost almost 40hp.

Truck did run an 11.67 @115 Friday night. Lavon basically threw a tune at it and we headed to the track.

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That pass was on my 35x12.50 Cooper Discovery mud tires, previous best on those same tires was an 11.97 @112 so it definitely is making more power.

Overall I'm very happy with the look and performance, a little more tuning and she'll be dialed in for next season! :woohoo:

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So your able to tow 10 to 12k lbs with it and it does it fairly well ?


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450rbronco said:
So your able to tow 10 to 12k lbs with it and it does it fairly well ?


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I'll let you know soon. I have to move my father in laws dozer in the next few weeks, it weighs right around 18k without the trailer, should be interesting.
 
I'm not sure how much weight it is but I've towed my 93 long bed ext cab 4wd on my 23ft gooseneck no problem.


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Any mtns ? Right now I tow with my 64/71/14 and it does a well enough job so as long a it's not worse than that. I would try it with a t3/t4 adapter to make sure before I get t4 manifold or convert my steed to t4 which should help it more I would think


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I live in western ky where it's all hills. Most important thing is keeping it in the right rpm. Even in tow haul mine still wants to hit od and lock up to soon. So I normally just turn od off unless I'm out on a big road that I can run bout 70 mph.


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Towed some with it today. All I can say is this charger continue's to impress me!

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Little update on the truck. Just 5hp shy of 900 still on the 467.7


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Get that 60' time down and you'll be significantly faster. I did 7.23 @96.09 with a 1.68 60' on the old 817hp tune running 35x12.50's.

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Since then Lavon has tweaked the tuning a lot trying to get the truck to maintain rail pressure and after changing to a billet 468/87/1.0 it did 849hp/1453tq.

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I'd love to get another pass or two in at the local track before winter lowers the boom but that isn't looking too promising at all. :bang
 
Yea I'm hurting for traction off the line killing my 60 feet. I think with some slicks it would dip close to high 6


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That's awesome. Hell my setup only did 676/1111. Not on a load cell though
 
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