Dissapointing dyno numbers
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Dissapointing dyno numbers
Well i hit the dyno again and i went from a set of 50hp ddp's to a set of 5x14's which are custom flowed to a little over 150hp. The problem was that i only gained 13hp and 50ftlbs of torque. This is for the ctd in my sig. So does anyone have any ideas? I still need studs and springs but i don't think it would hold me back that much, Also i was running about 45psi of boost. I had no top end smoke and egt's were only 1200-1300. With my 50hp ddp's i was at 340 850 which was still not that great for what i have so im stumped. Please help thanks. Matt
Low fuel pressure?
181 Dv's?
timing?
injectors out running my lift pump?
Or anything else you can think of.
Low fuel pressure?
181 Dv's?
timing?
injectors out running my lift pump?
Or anything else you can think of.
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Well i hit the dyno again and i went from a set of 50hp ddp's to a set of 5x14's which are custom flowed to a little over 150hp. The problem was that i only gained 13hp and 50ftlbs of torque. This is for the ctd in my sig. So does anyone have any ideas? I still need studs and springs but i don't think it would hold me back that much, Also i was running about 45psi of boost. I had no top end smoke and egt's were only 1200-1300. With my 50hp ddp's i was at 340 850 which was still not that great for what i have so im stumped. Please help thanks. Matt
Low fuel pressure?
181 Dv's?
timing?
injectors out running my lift pump?
Or anything else you can think of.
Low fuel pressure?
181 Dv's?
timing?
injectors out running my lift pump?
Or anything else you can think of.
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A #100. stock lift pump but today i checked fuel pressure and it was 19-20 at idle and 10-15 at wot in OD with TQ locked 41psi boost. So i think i have a lift pump problem what do you guys think? Also with that little of fuel pressure i think my 5x14's are gonna make my egt's out of control till i go to twins.????
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I dont have a solution to your problem, as it seems your headed in the right direction, but i figd id chime in and give the specs on my old truck for a hp/tq benchmark with the mods on the truck. Not saying it was set-up perfect, but a solid example.
1998 12v 215hp, marine 300 inj, banks plate, stock timing, hx35 w/14cm exh housing w/wg, bhaf, 4" exh
349hp/902tq 38psi
1998 12v 215hp, marine 300 inj, banks plate, stock timing, hx35 w/14cm exh housing w/wg, bhaf, 4" exh
349hp/902tq 38psi
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You answered your question on fuel delivery. The pressure is marginal at idle and very low with the pedal mashed. A new (stock) lift pump & overflow valve is slightly over $100 these days.
I wasn't impressed with DDP stage 4 injectors. A buddy of mine put a set in his truck and the hp numbers were dismall, plus the injectors slobbered fuel which was confirmed with a bench test. He changed to another brand with much better results.
The local pump builder can get some massive fuel delivery on stock DV's. I have one of his pumps in my truck with a custom plate (set very conservative) that defuels the same at higher rpm as a stock plate and still gives me 300 rwhp.
Big HP differences between stock auto & manual pumps due to the plunger & barrels and governor. Another buddy with a 96 manual hit 400 RWHP on a #10 plate and 5 hole injectors roughly equivalent to the marine 300 which are 4 x 12.
I wasn't impressed with DDP stage 4 injectors. A buddy of mine put a set in his truck and the hp numbers were dismall, plus the injectors slobbered fuel which was confirmed with a bench test. He changed to another brand with much better results.
The local pump builder can get some massive fuel delivery on stock DV's. I have one of his pumps in my truck with a custom plate (set very conservative) that defuels the same at higher rpm as a stock plate and still gives me 300 rwhp.
Big HP differences between stock auto & manual pumps due to the plunger & barrels and governor. Another buddy with a 96 manual hit 400 RWHP on a #10 plate and 5 hole injectors roughly equivalent to the marine 300 which are 4 x 12.
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You answered your question on fuel delivery. The pressure is marginal at idle and very low with the pedal mashed. A new (stock) lift pump & overflow valve is slightly over $100 these days.
I wasn't impressed with DDP stage 4 injectors. A buddy of mine put a set in his truck and the hp numbers were dismall, plus the injectors slobbered fuel which was confirmed with a bench test. He changed to another brand with much better results.
The local pump builder can get some massive fuel delivery on stock DV's. I have one of his pumps in my truck with a custom plate (set very conservative) that defuels the same at higher rpm as a stock plate and still gives me 300 rwhp.
Big HP differences between stock auto & manual pumps due to the plunger & barrels and governor. Another buddy with a 96 manual hit 400 RWHP on a #10 plate and 5 hole injectors roughly equivalent to the marine 300 which are 4 x 12.
I wasn't impressed with DDP stage 4 injectors. A buddy of mine put a set in his truck and the hp numbers were dismall, plus the injectors slobbered fuel which was confirmed with a bench test. He changed to another brand with much better results.
The local pump builder can get some massive fuel delivery on stock DV's. I have one of his pumps in my truck with a custom plate (set very conservative) that defuels the same at higher rpm as a stock plate and still gives me 300 rwhp.
Big HP differences between stock auto & manual pumps due to the plunger & barrels and governor. Another buddy with a 96 manual hit 400 RWHP on a #10 plate and 5 hole injectors roughly equivalent to the marine 300 which are 4 x 12.
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