So what should a good full fueling graph look like???
Most of the time when you reach peak power in the curve the curve begins to make a downward until you reach redline...with a fully fueled TNT/R tune should the graph be flat from peak power till redline???
I guess I am not understanding what the graph should look like??? No flamming please...just a question!!!
Assuming the dyno operator kept his foot to the floor, that 100hp drop is a defuel. I'm sure during that 100hp drop the EGT's and boost fell off dramatically.
Fuel + heat = power right? If there is a lack of fuel, there is a lack of heat, just because you are over some magical RPM number, doesn't mean the motor dissipates heat better right? Does that sound logical?
So if the above statement is logical, depending on how EGT and boost reacted to 3200rpm, it would be safe to assume something is pulling back. Infact, I would assume the heat would go though the roof should the head and/or turbo can't handle the RPM's. Maybe a little smokey too.
In my case with the TNT/R on 4000rpm, doesn't matter the program, typically #7. Keep in mind, I'm doing high speed runs here on the road. On the dyno it was making a funky vibration. Brakes on the dyno were rubbing as it turned out later when spinning them fast, I'm sure I'm down a few HP because of this too! ;-) . Any who. at 3600 is 129mph for my tires and gearing, the truck isn't accelerating anymore. EGT's fall down from over 1600 to 1000-1100 and and boost is 30. that's what needed to maintain 129 for 30 seconds apperently and naturally I'm not over coming anything to 130 or more . The tach is dead nuts on 3600rpm.
I could feel a small decline in acceleration rate too coming up on 3600rpm. Again, while driving on the road doing stupid stuff like this, you can't pay attention to everything. But the very lack of boost and EGT at those speeds while not able to pull past 3600rpm has to mean something. To me is logically shows lack fuel..
Before the TNT/R, the limit was 3700rpm for me. In fact it's that right now for me as I've put the TNT on the truck. if I recall correctly I can get close to 3500rpm, but the last time I ran the TNT or 4.11, It was a few turbos, injectors, cp3 and other things ago. I'll get a high speed run as soon and report on the differences between the TNT/R and TNT.