Anyone have dyno #s on 03 SO
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Anyone have dyno #s on 03 SO
I'm interested on stock numbers and numbers with bombs. I'm happy with my hp numbers w/ the EZ but my tq seems low. I'm wondering if there is a box that will give me more tq too.. Check my gallery for my dyno graph....... It's kind of hard to see but you can see my numbers in my sig.
I didn't feel like pulling my box off so I only have the #s with it on.
I didn't feel like pulling my box off so I only have the #s with it on.
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My SO ran 195hp and 335tq stock on the rear wheel dyno. With the chip (see profile) it runs 270hp and 470tq. Egt's are good -- it's tough to exceed 1300, even hauling 9000# up Wauconda Summit in Eastern Washington(6% slope) in 100+ weather. Not tough to keep it at 1200 or below.
I would be curious what your stock numbers were -- the only difference seems to be your non-stock exhaust as compared to mine.
I would be curious what your stock numbers were -- the only difference seems to be your non-stock exhaust as compared to mine.
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My exhaust is stock except for the muffler which is 4" in and out. I also have only the drop in AFE filter .
Thanks for the reply. I guess my EZ is giving me the advertised numbers. The reason I'm asking is that there were a couple others at the dyno with HP numbers right on with mine but their torque was a lot higher. One was a first gen and one was a 325/600 w/ EZ. Not sure what level it was on. Both were right at 300 hp but also had around 700+ tq. I'm just trying to figure out how I could get my tq numbers up...
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Thanks for the reply. I guess my EZ is giving me the advertised numbers. The reason I'm asking is that there were a couple others at the dyno with HP numbers right on with mine but their torque was a lot higher. One was a first gen and one was a 325/600 w/ EZ. Not sure what level it was on. Both were right at 300 hp but also had around 700+ tq. I'm just trying to figure out how I could get my tq numbers up...
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My truck ran 276 RWHP and 515 RWTQ but that was a really bad dyno run. I may remove the box and add injectors and DTT torque converter and valvebody... HMMMMMMM!
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this thread captures my '03 SO dyno baseline as well as Banks Six Gun + Speed loader + Monster exhaust bombs - https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...threadid=40862
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What was your torque katoiler? I'm thinking about the TST box now that I have a new converter..
Good info gnx.
Thanks everyone. I think a fuel pressure guage and pusher pump are coming soon and then...........
Good info gnx.
Thanks everyone. I think a fuel pressure guage and pusher pump are coming soon and then...........
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Hey Robert,wasnt that with the "old" TST program? Take care,Mark
Yes it was. I am going to do a couple Dyno runs this week at Ken Imler Diesel and see what kind of numbers this new reflashed TST program puts out.
Yes it was. I am going to do a couple Dyno runs this week at Ken Imler Diesel and see what kind of numbers this new reflashed TST program puts out.
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Hey Robert,wasnt that with the "old" TST program? Take care,Mark
Yes it was. I am going to do a couple Dyno runs this week at Ken Imler Diesel and see what kind of numbers this new reflashed TST program puts out.
Hey Robert,wasnt that with the "old" TST program? Take care,Mark
Yes it was. I am going to do a couple Dyno runs this week at Ken Imler Diesel and see what kind of numbers this new reflashed TST program puts out.