switched to LT & ORY + tune = 0 gains
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switched to LT & ORY + tune = 0 gains
At least in the 1/8 mi. anyway. Went to the strip fri nite, was a rain out but managed 3 passes, all pretty much the same as before...2.1 60ft.,8.9et,81mph. Gotta admit the truck sounds awesome now and maybe just maybe theres more wheelspin thats why no gains in the #'s. For the record I used pacesetter LT & ORY into Gibson supertruck ex. and ED Wright retune for the changes.
I agree that LT's are better especially if you keep adding more power but are over rated as better than shorties for most applications...its splittin hairs.
I agree that LT's are better especially if you keep adding more power but are over rated as better than shorties for most applications...its splittin hairs.
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Originally Posted by trever1t
KevinF56 and TouchOfEvil were your gains with LT's over Shortys or over stock manifolds?
I am about to swap out my shortys for LT's...hmm.
I am about to swap out my shortys for LT's...hmm.
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I went from manifolds and cats to Pacesetter longtubes and an ORY pipe. After I tuned it I got A LOT more horsepower(seat of the pants). It definetily pulls a lot harder in the upper rpms.
Do you have a mail order tune, dyno tune, or street tune?
Do you have a mail order tune, dyno tune, or street tune?