Let it go man. It happened two years ago LOL. I will try to dig it up, but if you still feel inferior I can give you the names of at least 50 TDR guys that were at the event and saw it themselves. 600 is old news, I don't know if I even have it any more.sootman said:ok, we have a graph of an aftemarket cp3 holding high HP. Now I want to see one of those stock fuel system 600 + hp all #2 fuel trucks.? No N2O and NO water.op:
sootman said:600 plus hp with stock CP3 and stock sticks??!!! is this dyno proven hp?
sootman said:Now I want to see one of those stock fuel system 600 + hp all #2 fuel trucks.? No N2O and NO water.op:
Timbeaux38 said:The E/T to HP calc sucks... What was the trap speed?
Luken said:What injectors does project x have?
COMP461 said:You can not use MPH in Hp calculations when the truck is gear bound. Gear Bound is when a particular race vehicle is out of rpm on the big end of the track, I don’t care about MPH , ET is the only thing that wins races , I will give up 20 mph any time to gain a .10 in 60 foot. Project X will pick up 10 to 12 mph with a tire or gear change, but the 1.60 60’s will suffer. Nitrous has nothing to do with fueling, so if its on nitrous or not , on twins or not the ability to fuel a particular hp level is only limited by the residual rail pressure.
In a common rail the higher the rail pressure the more fuel in lbs per hour delivered thru a given size nozzle. This higher pressure equates to better atomization and penetration in to the available air. This leads to a defiant increase in BSFC this is a real gain in power. If you are limited in the amount of fuel available you need to use every last ounce to make power. And thus my positions on excessive smoke, if it smokes you are letting precious fuel go out the tail pipe
The secret to any development program is to make small calculated changes and back these up with verifiable, data. Knowledge is king
I believe that some time people charge up a hill and instead of going to the top , they over shoot and arrive on the other side . The problem with this is instead of backing up, they try to make other changes to work with the first over shoot , and the resultant is becoming lost!!!!!!, this happens in every sport , from Pro Stock to Nascar
sootman said:Stock like all the other high-hp CR dodges.:hehe: Mine are stock too. Well, atleast until the 700hp mark is reached. Luken if you have a HTS tranny in your truck, you get a discount on the dyno. (Proof of purchase required.) Was thinking about removing stg 3 cp3 for good stock one as next mod.LOL
Thats something thats tryed & true on Dmaxs, one pump no matter whats done will never flow the same as 2.Luken said:A friend of mine had one of the "awesome" modded pumps... After installing the twin pumps he gained damn near 100hp on the same dyno. If I were you, I'd stop fooling around with modded singles and go to twins.
nice try, but once again you are wrong. mine was on a dyno jet inertia dyno with no brake appliedsootman said:i guess i'll take your word for it. we've got this guy in houston that adjusts his dyno to make his customers happy. you know an extra 100 to 150 hp. LOL Bring that same truck to my dyno and I bet It will break you heart. I don't adjust the brake on mine.oke: