1000+hp d-max
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Do you see the guy called McRat with the first response?
Yeah, I clean his swimming pool... Small world... 1000 HP/ 2000 Ft. Lbs is pretty wild. It's reflective of how the V-8 puts out more horsepower per foot pound; a P-Pumped Cummins with 2000 foot pounds is putting out 800 horsepower? |
Originally Posted by iker42
(Post 1322726)
No Dyno sheet? No Pics? Nothing.... btw our trucks putting down 2500[nonono] hp....cough cough
You should be ashamed of yourself. I don't doubt their numbers for a second. On another note, this dyno event was three miles from my house. If I drive out there now I could probably get some pictures for you... |
Originally Posted by Begle1
(Post 1322734)
It's reflective of how the V-8 puts out more horsepower per foot pound; a P-Pumped Cummins with 2000 foot pounds is putting out 800 horsepower?
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Originally Posted by iker42
(Post 1322738)
thats all i ask for is a dyno sheet...jeeze no trolling involved
Originally Posted by 79warlock
(Post 1322739)
Or does the Cummins just put out more lb-ft per hp?
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Originally Posted by 79warlock
(Post 1322739)
Or does the Cummins just put out more lb-ft per hp?
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Originally Posted by summit889
(Post 1322765)
cummins typically makes peak torque at a lower rpm. hp= tq.x rpm/5252 so if 2 trucks make 1000 ft. llbs. but one does it at a lower rpm that truck will have a smaller hp number.
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Originally Posted by summit889
(Post 1322765)
cummins typically makes peak torque at a lower rpm. hp= tq.x rpm/5252 so if 2 trucks make 1000 ft. llbs. but one does it at a lower rpm that truck will have a smaller hp number.
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Congrates to the D-Max crew and their great numbers.
Was that number with the stock internals? |
Originally Posted by 79warlock
(Post 1322800)
Well, there's a little more to it than that. To a certain extent, peak torque and peak hp are independant. It was meant as a joke...
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Originally Posted by Andy505
(Post 1322825)
I'm gonna have to disagree with you on that....Horsepower and torque are directly related. Horsepower is calculated from torque at a certain RPM, and they are both ALWAYS equal at 5252 RPMs
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We really need to see the dyno because, at this point, we are just guessing where that truck starts making it's torque.
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Originally Posted by Mike D
(Post 1322820)
Congrates to the D-Max crew and their great numbers.
Was that number with the stock internals? Chris |
1000 + HP D-max
That is just freekin incredable! Congrates to to all involved.
Scott |
Originally Posted by Begle1
(Post 1322734)
1000 HP/ 2000 Ft. Lbs is pretty wild. It's reflective of how the V-8 puts out more horsepower per foot pound; a P-Pumped Cummins with 2000 foot pounds is putting out 800 horsepower? |
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