Strokin_4_Life
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Approximately pegged gauge psi. Lol
I never watch boost. 50 or so.
Hahaha awesome, how about the drive pressure? Egts?
Approximately pegged gauge psi. Lol
I never watch boost. 50 or so.
Hahaha awesome, how about the drive pressure? Egts?
Hey JD,
What would you estimate the 76/59 could produce on stock fuel.
im looking at swapping out my 72 in favor of the 76.
There's so many variables its tough to say without looking like a jack hole.
Using my truck as an example, lets say it averaged 680 with the 72. Peak numbers don't always paint the best picture. I would estimate this setup to make 700-715. I believe my stock vgt is now limiting my power. If you look at bigrpowr's green truck - it made 723 on stock fuel with the same compressor wheel in his high powers on the same dyno all my guesses are based on. I expect that's about all stock fuel has to offer without spray.
Add fuel and I think it would shine quite a bit more. Jared rice pushed a tow power plus setup over 800 on fuel (a lot of fuel) on Aaron's dyno fwiw. I'm confident the 76 is a good upgrade over the 72.
His posts make no sense lately but I think he's trying to say that whether it is a crew cab or reg cab there ETs would drop the same amount by jumping up to the 76. The answer would be no. It takes more power to continue to move a heavier rig. Wind resistance etc is exponentially greater with larger trucks the faster you start to go
Somewhat. So your saying JDs truck will not gain/lose hp from switching from a 72mm to a 76m? I thought this was already proven in that the 76mm atmo had a hp gain over the 72mm atmo. Sorry if this seems like my little sister has been posting lately been a long week already.
I understand, but you should see some improvement whether it be trap or ET?
Not elite but as many of you may have seen RCD went 7.60-7.70s with 72/74 and swapped to a 75/77 and went 7.45@92.
my head hurts.