My egts barely hit 1600 by the time i let off the throttle...anyone think i could benefit from a 1.10 exhaust housing over my .90?
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My egts barely hit 1600 by the time i let off the throttle...anyone think i could benefit from a 1.10 exhaust housing over my .90?
Best I could do with my 72mm vvt was a 12.9 at 106.
Horsepower calculator says 625 horse. I'm dynoing in 2 weeks so we will see what the dyno says compared to my track time.
Same here. I'm still trying to get consistent good 60' times. There is a huge difference when you get a really good launch. Difference between a 1.81 and 1.71 60' is .3 in the 1/4 for me. 12.20s-12.30s vs 11.90s-12.0s. Impressive times by the way.Yea my truck has has a hard time with 60'. It's never been able to get a good one. Best ever was today at 1.78
My egts barely hit 1600 by the time i let off the throttle...anyone think i could benefit from a 1.10 exhaust housing over my .90?
Congrats dude!
Get that 60 down into the 1.5s and that's an 11 sec pass! :thumb:
I don't want to take anything away from your times but I ran 12.17 on a Danville 68 with 60 overs. Stock LLY cp3 wouldn't hold rail so I'm not sure how much the injectors actually helped me. Truck weighed 7000lbs. Not sure how the 472 is a huge improvement over the Danville 72 which ran significantly better than the 68
Congrats on the times, I was interested to see the times after reading the thread of the swap to a 472 vs danville. a friend of mine has some bigger nozzles, trans, and stock cp3 with a danville 72 and hes went 11.86 in ccsb. we are sea level here though not sure where OP is from but I know that makes a big difference. But here stock turbod trucks go from 12.5-12.8 pretty regularly. i know conditions are a key.