View Poll Results: Dyno dates
Sunday Aug 22 dyno
4
19.05%
Sunday Sept 12 dyno
17
80.95%
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Dyno in Red Deer Aug or Sept
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I talked to Chris today....I pretty much have booked him to come down to Red Deer Sept 12....But I still need the poll to continue to give him a idea on how many trucks will dyno...
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Did he mention if we get to run our own trucks? I cant make it in September anyway but just curious.
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I did ask....He will run the trucks due to insurance reasons...He is aware of the torque of the trucks...Plus he knows not to run the 5-speed trucks in 5th gear on the dyno...Same for the 6-speeds(no 6 gear dyno runs)
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Looks pretty good for a five day poll....11 confirmed trucks for Sept 12..
Have 5 trucks confirmed on abdiesels.(not sure if there are any duplicates between forums)
Have 5 trucks confirmed on abdiesels.(not sure if there are any duplicates between forums)
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I'm surprised no one asked the price....Its the same price as we paid at AFI...$100 for a dyno run...Will work on a better price once we test run this dyno..If its ok...then its time for us to deal...
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I'll drop a vote for Sept 12.
I'd like to see what the 6.7 would do with the mild tune I'm running. Also tune the 97 a touch and see what it does on this dyno. One or the other will go.
Thanks Dave and Jamie for this!
I'd like to see what the 6.7 would do with the mild tune I'm running. Also tune the 97 a touch and see what it does on this dyno. One or the other will go.
Thanks Dave and Jamie for this!
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Dog, I would be interested in seeing how much better the smarty is vs. the H&S black box for power. The H&S does a nice code free, but there really isn't any power available. Brett and I have already found that one out. As for the 12v, we should try turning the barrells and adjusting the gov springs
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Dog, I would be interested in seeing how much better the smarty is vs. the H&S black box for power. The H&S does a nice code free, but there really isn't any power available. Brett and I have already found that one out. As for the 12v, we should try turning the barrells and adjusting the gov springs
Gov spring adjustment on the 12V? Geeze, it goes close enough to 3500 for me thanks.. I'm not looking for any more speed.
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Thats what I am curious about is what the bump is.. From my experience if Marco says its a 90 hp bump, then its usually that or more. Usually very consistent too. With the POD I would like to have a more load cell type dyno to see what the different levels do from say 40% of the 200hp tune vs the standard 90 hp bump.
Gov spring adjustment on the 12V? Geeze, it goes close enough to 3500 for me thanks.. I'm not looking for any more speed.
Gov spring adjustment on the 12V? Geeze, it goes close enough to 3500 for me thanks.. I'm not looking for any more speed.
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It is two runs for the guys that have smartys,bulldogs..etc...because as you know it takes 30 seconds to re-program the computer while the truck is strapped on the dyno...As for the 12V...If a person dyno once and wants to make changes to fuel plate,DV etc...this is not a quick job.So the truck has to been unstrapped then re-strapped again later...Chris said he will do this..but for the time it takes..he said he will do the second dyno for half price..Which is understandable if you have to re-stap a truck twice.