displacedtexan
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Who's truck is that Adam?
Yeah, not Tony. What kind of tard would call you Tony
Yeah, not Tony. What kind of tard would call you Tony
Who's truck is that Adam?
Congrats!adam mickey out of white horse BC truck i had been tuning for a while.
there are 3 runs on that sheet..
I know what the OP asked for, but it would be better to look at 2 setups: stock charger on fuel only and stock charger with NOS. I know a stock charger presents some limitations, but with a well engineered NOS system, you can run some real high numbers. That is, if you allow NOS in the setup, you really aren't looking at the capability of the stock charger. You are looking at the capability of the diesel tech or owner to integrate NOS efficiently. Frankie has done a great job of that with the 6.0. And while I was one of the doubters, he has been regularly popping up here and there and turning in solid performances. Who'd of thought a 6.0 would be doing that? Anyway, I think for the OP's question as posed, Frankie gets it.
Ford wins this with 755RWHP stock charger,
From what I can remember from a while ago Cali Native Adam Sprague was well over 400 with his HX35 when he changed it for more.I'd have to look back through my tune notes and see what the date was but it was really early in the diesel performance game.I seem to remember that Joe D was also well over 400 with a HX35 and I think he may have tickled 500 with Sickly before he went to an aftermarket charger.
Spragues truck at the time was very quick on the track and was also used for pulling.I used to follow his escapades on another forum board,long before diesel boards were chic.He has long since disappeared on most all of them and I wonder if even the cali gang ever sees him anymore.He also was one of the group which used to roll with HVAC when he was with us.......Andy
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Robert....
I thought your 555 run was done with a Silver Bullet??????.
I know what the OP asked for, but it would be better to look at 2 setups: stock charger on fuel only and stock charger with NOS. I know a stock charger presents some limitations, but with a well engineered NOS system, you can run some real high numbers. That is, if you allow NOS in the setup, you really aren't looking at the capability of the stock charger. You are looking at the capability of the diesel tech or owner to integrate NOS efficiently. Frankie has done a great job of that with the 6.0. And while I was one of the doubters, he has been regularly popping up here and there and turning in solid performances. Who'd of thought a 6.0 would be doing that? Anyway, I think for the OP's question as posed, Frankie gets it.
There has been a stock turbo dmax run 10's, which is alot more than 755hp. and a few others well over that.
on these dmax's we talking 100% stock turbo or fleece performance stock turbo there is a HUGE diff between the two
& they all were LB7s.these numbers were long before the cheetah's were available.
& they all were LB7s.
so there was atleast 5 duramax trucks that did over 750hp
3 on the dyno & 2 at the track
Dyno sheet? Owners name? location? 1/4mi MPH and vehicle weight lbs?? With no turbo modifications. :thankyou2:
1. Buck Spruill 10.52
2. Russ Hilton 11.3x
3. Super Diesel 79xhp
4. BMDMAX 8xxhp
5. IBDMAX'IN 8xxhp
stock turbo no mods to it i highly doubt half those