Hundreds of 4 wheel launches with many in the mid 1.60's with cheap ass sleeves, dhd brace, and super steer idler pivot. All at 600hp or so.
When i break or bend one I will upgrade to some rare parts.
You feel like the little fella huh? Haha, i guess i shouldnt even comment on this thread at all with my tiny numbers. :rofl:
Candito's program is certainly working for me though. I am at 305lb squat now, 345lb dead, 275lb bench. Gained almost 35lb in my squat and deads after the first 6...
You dont need a gate on stock fuel with a t4 turbo.
Definitely make sure it has a 360° thrust bearing.
You will need to get a new hotside pipe, or finagle it to make the stock one work until you can get a new one. It wont be tall enough to fit properly. I ran with the stock one for a few...
With the stock turbo and a 4" straight pipe it wasnt bad at all.
Once I went to the 366 it was almost unbearably loud. I installed a 30" straight through muffler and it really quieted the truck down.
Thats good to know. The current gate setup on white devil is a single 45mm around all the turbos, i was thinking that I would need two gates, one around the 472 and one around the 366's, but now I might just try gating around the 72.
Good info.
I forget the table number, but on the maf voltage to flow table you just max the whole table out to. Tricks the ecm into thinking that the maf is seeing full air flow all the time. It is not the best for mileage.
Has anyone ever tried a belt driven water pump? Like a marine raw water cooling pump? Rubber impellar so completely serviceable, they move a TON of water (probably too much), and can handle as many rpm as you can spin (I have spun mine for 6000rpm for 10 minutes straight on a few occassions)...
Is your oil overfull? What caused you to replace the bottom end? Bearings go out? If so it was probably caused by your bad injectors leaking fuel into the oil.
I am a big fan of my 366. Spools very well, tows fantastic, and still has enough juice to get my crew cab to 12.0's on stock fuel. I think that for a stock bottom end truck there is very little need for any more charger. This thing cleans up all the fuel i can throw at it with ease. Granted...
I would say that 7-13rpm is within the standard deviation of the sensors themselves, so it is probably locked. Last time I logged mine it would show anywhere from 0-10rpm difference when locked.
Is that much strength really necessary? What is the yield point of the stud that secures it to the centerlink? Definitely less than 13.5tons. I can see it being nice that the bearing is self serviceable, but other than that it doesnt need to be that stout.
THe idler pivot and mount brace is...