New Set up - what do you think
05-28-2010, 12:22 AM
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408ci/9.5:1/91mm turbo/15lbs of boost only produced 750rwhp??
my SVT Lightning was
331ci/8.9:1/76mm turbo/19lbs of boost made 719rwhp....
is that an average HP of a 408ci and 91mm
if so honestly i wll not be happy with my build
05-28-2010, 07:11 AM
#18
first off i'm not hating but just asking
408ci/9.5:1/91mm turbo/15lbs of boost only produced 750rwhp??
my SVT Lightning was
331ci/8.9:1/76mm turbo/19lbs of boost made 719rwhp....
is that an average HP of a 408ci and 91mm if so honestly i wll not be happy with my build
408ci/9.5:1/91mm turbo/15lbs of boost only produced 750rwhp??
my SVT Lightning was
331ci/8.9:1/76mm turbo/19lbs of boost made 719rwhp....
is that an average HP of a 408ci and 91mm
if so honestly i wll not be happy with my buildI don't feel like my truck ever reached it's full potential either. Something always went wrong at the track or dyno. The new engine will end up 9.5 again and keeping the same set-turbo so we will see what it's capable of. I can tell you that I tried the truck at 18psi with more timing and it made 15lbs feel slow. I'm sure had my 4" flex connector not restricted the exhuast to 2" and all of my spark plug wires been tied it it would have been a different story.
05-28-2010, 07:12 AM
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Casey: 3
Allen: 3
I've got y'all tied up. This is gonna be a close one!
To the OP: I've always had the stock DBW 78mm on my truck. Not sure how much power it made in the end but I have a dyno sheet that shows 700rwhp at 6000 rpm and pointing straight up. I'd say get it running on the 78mm and go from there. You can always upgrade later.
Allen: 3
I've got y'all tied up. This is gonna be a close one!
To the OP: I've always had the stock DBW 78mm on my truck. Not sure how much power it made in the end but I have a dyno sheet that shows 700rwhp at 6000 rpm and pointing straight up. I'd say get it running on the 78mm and go from there. You can always upgrade later.
