45% or 60% Overs

[colorado.dmax]

Looking for a little advice. Built motor, dual fueler, Danville 68mm Stg2R. Looking for 700-800hp.

Only thing that concerns me about the 60%overs is winter driving. Truck needs to be able to run and start at -30*. Will I have issues with 60% over or not?

 

[Muff]

No you will not.

 

[colorado.dmax]

Thanks

 

[baddaddition]

Exergy if your gonna try for that power and reliability

 

[baddaddition]

Not to sound rude, but why are you going for that power level and still driving it in -30° weather? Sounds kinda oxymoron I sh... I just feel that with expecting that horse and still driving it in that weather is asking for frustrations.. Believe me you I know about them. However more power to you!!! That kinda power makes things a bit more temperamental.. And there are a lot of variables at risk. Just giving ya an outsiders perspective here, not trying to discourage you by any means. I'm just a wanna be mechanic

 

[Ne-max]

Dsp5 bud. He can run a low pulse width on those cold days.

 

[Brent@LDS]

I would recommend a set of 60% overs for you HP goals. Let us know if you have any questions.

 

[CaptPhil]

Not to sound rude, but why are you going for that power level and still driving it in -30° weather? Sounds kinda oxymoron I sh... I just feel that with expecting that horse and still driving it in that weather is asking for frustrations.. Believe me you I know about them. However more power to you!!! That kinda power makes things a bit more temperamental.. And there are a lot of variables at risk. Just giving ya an outsiders perspective here, not trying to discourage you by any means. I'm just a wanna be mechanic

I have driven the white devil in negative temps, runs just fine. This aint some high hp gas engine, we can just turn the knob down and drive it like stock.

 

[catman3126]

LDS Has great customer service and will help any way they can.

 

[baddaddition]

Ohh ic