450/400 7.3 2001

DSR12004

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I am building my 7.3 up for drag racing and daily street driving, motors completely built, block filled, bed plate, billet rods, coated pistons, ported polished heads, headers, studs ect, s475 turbo, now I'm down to injectors, I want the most horsepower I can get out of it while still being reliable and I do not want to spray it, I would very much appreciate any input. I would like to put 450/400 in or should I stick with 350/200 or 300/200.
My horsepower goal is a 700 hp daily driver and ironically I drive about 700 plus miles a week,

Let's hear your thoughts...
 

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Was told 450's aren't that much better than regular 400's. 400/400's aren't DD friendly also.
 

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I'm not worried about them being a little smoky or laggy, my main concern is the nozzle cracking issue I hear about, is this common or what?
 

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700 miles a week in a 700 hp truck? Its doable... But I wouldn't rely on it too heavily...
 

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I'd call swamps. If you truly want 700 I don't think 200% nozzles will cut it, not without juice anyway. I couldn't imagine driving anything 700 miles a week.
 

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My experience with 300/200's is mid 600's on fuel 800's with spray.
400% nozzles are not a problem. Have several running around in daily drivers.
 

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Yea, I thought I read of several guys on here running 400s for DDs and they are acceptable. But of course its all in the tuning they say.
 

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Totally doable. a 300/200 with proper lung will get you there.

Twin Termies and all the supporting mods.

TUNING is key..my DD tune dyno'd at 477..totally smoke free, smooth and quiet.
My race tune dyno'd at 706 and ran 12.21 @ 111 and change and was a complete animal throughout the rpm range. It smoked....a lil bit...ok alot..not a great dd tune for that reason.

But with than amount of fuel you obviously need the air as well, this is where tuning will come in.
It's not just altering fuel tables, it's icp, timing delay, shift points a whole lot of fine tuning.
 

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