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Old 03-14-2006, 04:56 PM
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in 3rd gear your tranny ratio is 1:1 so your numbers are more true.
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Originally Posted by leochevy2001
in 3rd gear your tranny ratio is 1:1 so your numbers are more true.
I know that much...

is it possible to do a 2nd gear pull and correct for the lower gear ratio in 2nd? Or does that not accuarately measure?
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The problem is there scared lol, they say the drive shafts break faster on trucks then cars lol ahahahahaa, thats funny how they can put a car that makes 500 hp on a stock drive shaft in a car, but most of us here put down 200-350hp and there scared. oh well. my 3rd gear pulls to 135 with 30" tires and thats at 6400 rpms. 2nd is 84mph at 6800 in 2nd gear.
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Originally Posted by Colby 04
I know that much...

is it possible to do a 2nd gear pull and correct for the lower gear ratio in 2nd? Or does that not accuarately measure?

your hp will be lower and your tq will fall off quick in 2nd gear.
Old 03-14-2006, 08:07 PM
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I won't be going to HPE either for anymore Dyno's. MTI, G-force will do mine.
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Originally Posted by L33Z71
I won't be going to HPE either for anymore Dyno's. MTI, G-force will do mine.
reasoning?
Old 03-14-2006, 11:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Dave68RT
reasoning?
no 3rd gear pull?
Old 03-14-2006, 11:21 PM
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The one time I went they didn't seem very friendly, didn't hardly say a word to me, and basically acted like they wanted to get the 2 runs in and get me out of there. They did run it in 3rd but said they usually dont because they've seen the ds break. I would imagine the ext. cab trucks are more prone to this b/c of the 2 peice ds but I'm not sure.

I wouldn't go back (if I still had my truck)

GForce was a much better experience.
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Originally Posted by v8
G-force did my last dyno in 3rd gear.
they did mine in 2nd both times.

HPE is too far for me anyway. Man, I went to the Galleria area today and will go to Greenspoint area twice this week but it's for some job interviews so I don't really mind. Texas City is way south.
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Originally Posted by blk03
they did mine in 2nd both times.

HPE is too far for me anyway. Man, I went to the Galleria area today and will go to Greenspoint area twice this week but it's for some job interviews so I don't really mind. Texas City is way south.
i work in the greenspoint area right off bw8 and tc jester.


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