Well it held boost better with the cutout open thats for sure.
Also with the cutout open. In 4th if I punch it at 2500-2600rpms I get 23psi at 3300rpms I checked it today but already had this log on my handheld so I didnt override it
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Well it held boost better with the cutout open thats for sure.
Also with the cutout open. In 4th if I punch it at 2500-2600rpms I get 23psi at 3300rpms I checked it today but already had this log on my handheld so I didnt override it
if you need exhaust my buddy is selling his SEE real cheap. i think i posted a video of it on the previous page. what are you running now other than the cut out?
Well it never bothered me till I seen BriBri post up that the mopar bottles to a 2.25 inch at the end. I looked and sure enough it does! With the cutout open it lost some low end torque but seemed to pick up alot on the top end (maybe the increase in boost)
i put down 370 @ the wheels...20psi, i ran out of fuel and must put my foot in my mouth because i *read* and was *told* that 750cc injectors would make 500hp fuel wise...lets just say i ran out of fuel at 370
i put down 370 @ the wheels...20psi, i ran out of fuel and must put my foot in my mouth because i *read* and was *told* that 750cc injectors would make 500hp fuel wise...lets just say i ran out of fuel at 370
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750's can make 400-430whp @58psi line pressure, but will be maxed out duty cycle wise, not something a good tuner would let you roll out of the shop with. Your 370whp is easily 385-395whp on a common dynojet that people quote all the time, you got tuned on the heartbreaker. At that whp, you should be in the 85-90% dutycycle range, which is comfortable and safe.
I mentioned before, i tuned a 50trim and it ran out o fuel at stock 58psi line pressure, 750's, and 23psi on the turbo, which should be right about 400-410whp on his setup (has a ported IM and TB). Seems youre right in the area you should be.
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