How about the highest HP so far to date on fingers oval bowl cast pistons?
No, not the highest.
Congratulations Mark. :thumb:
How about the highest HP so far to date on fingers oval bowl cast pistons?
No, not the highest.
Congratulations Mark. :thumb:
No, not the highest.
Congratulations Mark. :thumb:
Mark, no matter what your truck weighs, it is one impressive vehicle. Good luck to you in your quest for 9's. :thumb:
With the extra power now available, what are you planning to do about the suspension to get the truck to hook?
(OK Highest on cast with a VVT)
What is that number?
Who has it?
It's not going to take much for you to get there, I can't wait to see you add another pump:thumb: Mark, how far do you think someone could get with a 10mm stroker pump?
Where did you find a 1480 yoke for a 2wd Allison? Still can not find one. Just had a 4 inch driveshaft made and had to use a 1410 in the front. Are you running a 4 link?
Last set of scales it went across was at the World finals in Kansas 2 yrs ago and it said 6040lbs with me in it. My truck is a heavy pig so what? I guess I don't get the arguement here guys??? Tim, are you mad that I ran a 10 second pass on a vgt turbo and 1 cp3 on fuel only or because it made 1085hp with twins on 1 cp3 fuel only, I'm confused what your problem is??? Regardless of dyno numbers and all that, I have a 10sec daily driver on 1 cp3 fuel only and the slip to prove it and did it in front of a national crowd, what more do you want?
Guess I should have been more specific... meant what percentage more flow did the 12mm move over a stock??
Thanks Tom, means alot coming from you! Was seriously thinking about that myself. My 10.96 pass was the best my truck has ever felt from the launch to the top end it was smooth and it hooked. It has always in the past kinda wondered around on the slicks because I didn't have enough ass to get them to do their job. Also on the passes at TS I was letting the tcm shift the trany itself at a lower rpm because I wasn't able to tapshift it fast enough. Now my power curve is alot fatter and I have a ton of power in the 4k+ range so it should help it to hook up if I run the rpms up higher in the first two shifts. Part of my weight problem is the fact that the truck is 2wd. My driveshaft is a heavy custom steel one-piece 1480 yoked with internal splined slip joint and my damn slicks weigh 98lbs each. I have steel driveshaft loops and shields. There is a lot I could do to loose the weight but honestly I don't have the time or money or desire, it's my daily driver not a "race" truck. Everyone is trying to get me to cage it but I refuse to do it because after climbing in and out of Jeff Dean's truck and riding around in Brett's 69 I don't want to deal with that everyday. I'm going to see how close to the 9's it will get but my trany will probably give me the biggest issues getiing there. We will see either way.
Mark
What were your total boost, 483 boost, drive, and egt numbers on that dyno pull. Would interesting to compare with my setup. I have as much fuel as you do, but a much larger atmosphere charger.
Verlon,
I had 60psi total boost and 100psi drive 25-30psi atmosphere and 1500egts. Brett's got same setup and sees 80-84psi total boost with 30psi atmosphere and 125psi drive on Kodiak mainfolds and uppipes.
Monday I will post up the flow sheet for the cp3's from Exergy. It makes it alot easier to understand. I feel your pain Tim on the II crap, we found out really quickly that they are not a wise choice.
Dustin,
People ride motor cycles without a helmet all the time! That's far more dangerous than going fast in a truck! All that cage is is false sense of security in my eyes and as Jeff pointed out it's not something you want in a daily driver.