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Originally Posted by budhayes3
Is it possible that the fuel volume can't keep up with the increased airflow...maybe a bigger fuel pump is in order? just throwin an idea out there...
Unfortunately I have already added an inline walbro and 43lb injectors. Getting enough fuel there is not a problem.
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Is it possible that the 6.0 is too big for the Whipple? I know on my buddy's SS the Radix is pretty close to its limits with the smaller pulley. His seems like it makes more heat than boost.
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Originally Posted by GMChasLS1
Is it possible that the 6.0 is too big for the Whipple? I know on my buddy's SS the Radix is pretty close to its limits with the smaller pulley. His seems like it makes more heat than boost.
He has also suggested that we move the Intake Temp Sensor to the boosted side of the whipple so we can find out what the IAT's are.
I wish I could show you guys the dyno chart. It really has a strange shape to it.
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Originally Posted by ONE04FX4
hey buddy what about that cam gear that yo0u mentioned to V8(keavan). did you ever get that taken care of. if i remember that correctky they hogged out the hole to move the timing.
I think I'm going to replace the coils next. It has been pointed out that OBDII wouldn't recognize a failing coil.
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Originally Posted by ONE04FX4
hey on the coils. does it feel like it sits down on power at any time in the power range and then picks back up? that is what mine did. it had a very noticablew flat spot in the rpm's from 4800 to 5400 rpm;s and then would go past it and run ok?
The TQ curve looks like a little hill on a flat plane until it drops off.
I can definetly feel the loss of power after 5k.
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When I had my stock 6.0 and Whipple we found somthing very strange on the dyno. The HP would nosedive around 5500, I mean it would go straight down and show 120hp loss. I still had the Whipple electronic bypass plugged in even though i had upgraded to 42 pound injectors. The bypass was opening at a little over 5k dropping boost. I have since unplugged the bypass and capped off the vacumn line to it. This could be what is happening to you up top if you still have it hooked up.
I made 442rwhp/468rwtq with a stock 6.0 at 10psi boost. Had the usual bolt ons and exhaust too.
How much boost are you running?
I made 442rwhp/468rwtq with a stock 6.0 at 10psi boost. Had the usual bolt ons and exhaust too.
How much boost are you running?
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Originally Posted by ranwalk
When I had my stock 6.0 and Whipple we found somthing very strange on the dyno. The HP would nosedive around 5500, I mean it would go straight down and show 120hp loss. I still had the Whipple electronic bypass plugged in even though i had upgraded to 42 pound injectors. The bypass was opening at a little over 5k dropping boost. I have since unplugged the bypass and capped off the vacumn line to it. This could be what is happening to you up top if you still have it hooked up.
I made 442rwhp/468rwtq with a stock 6.0 at 10psi boost. Had the usual bolt ons and exhaust too.
How much boost are you running?
I made 442rwhp/468rwtq with a stock 6.0 at 10psi boost. Had the usual bolt ons and exhaust too.
How much boost are you running?
I don't have any of the whipple electronics on, and have the mechanical bypass valve. It could be creeping open, but I am still getting the boost at the manifold.
I heard that if you disconnect the bypass it would generate alot of heat when cruising where there is a manifold vacuum.