So I looked 3 times and basically what I'm seeing is stock turbo, fuel system, derleted, tuned and piping pushing 570?
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Cool thanksCorrect, this is a 2015 though.
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What a great thread. This is exactly what I will be doing. Im new to this forum and I have to say it is much better than powerstroke.org. I found a ton more info on here much easier. Are you using SCT tuner ? I hear GH isn't available anymore maybe that's just a rumor. Is Alberta the way to go ? I will be adding the Midwest 65.5 street max as well.
2015 F-250
Give anymore insight on the intercooler? Mpg, egts, throttle response, boost lost? I am looking to get one.
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i can tell you on a bone stock truck, no tuning, the intercooler gained exactly 1 mpg, so at any level they increase efficiency. in terms of size, the core is 55% larger than stock, the flow increase on a superflow 870 flowbench was 31% increase, the pressure drop across the core was dropped from 2+ psi to .5psi , so 1.5 psi gain on average. throttle response will be increased, egt's will drop, and in towing applications the vehicle will downshift less , period. on the tuned 2015 dually we did all the testing on , we saw 10hp/80tq gain. on the higher hp bigger turbo trucks we saw less hp gain , more like 2-5hp, and tq gain in the 15-25 range. to this day we have after 250+ sold, we've never had 1 leak, and they are 100% made in america with all american material , including the core. i run ours on my 1200+ , 90+ psi boost 2013 and it performs flawlessly. crazy thing is i bet personally at 1200hp we would need to go air to air , zane @ h&s bet it would work, he was right.
Wow thanks for the detailed reply Mike. Sounds like another great addition to the other no limit parts i have.i can tell you on a bone stock truck, no tuning, the intercooler gained exactly 1 mpg, so at any level they increase efficiency. in terms of size, the core is 55% larger than stock, the flow increase on a superflow 870 flowbench was 31% increase, the pressure drop across the core was dropped from 2+ psi to .5psi , so 1.5 psi gain on average. throttle response will be increased, egt's will drop, and in towing applications the vehicle will downshift less , period. on the tuned 2015 dually we did all the testing on , we saw 10hp/80tq gain. on the higher hp bigger turbo trucks we saw less hp gain , more like 2-5hp, and tq gain in the 15-25 range. to this day we have after 250+ sold, we've never had 1 leak, and they are 100% made in america with all american material , including the core. i run ours on my 1200+ , 90+ psi boost 2013 and it performs flawlessly. crazy thing is i bet personally at 1200hp we would need to go air to air , zane @ h&s bet it would work, he was right.
i can tell you on a bone stock truck, no tuning, the intercooler gained exactly 1 mpg, so at any level they increase efficiency. in terms of size, the core is 55% larger than stock, the flow increase on a superflow 870 flowbench was 31% increase, the pressure drop across the core was dropped from 2+ psi to .5psi , so 1.5 psi gain on average. throttle response will be increased, egt's will drop, and in towing applications the vehicle will downshift less , period. on the tuned 2015 dually we did all the testing on , we saw 10hp/80tq gain. on the higher hp bigger turbo trucks we saw less hp gain , more like 2-5hp, and tq gain in the 15-25 range. to this day we have after 250+ sold, we've never had 1 leak, and they are 100% made in america with all american material , including the core. i run ours on my 1200+ , 90+ psi boost 2013 and it performs flawlessly. crazy thing is i bet personally at 1200hp we would need to go air to air , zane @ h&s bet it would work, he was right.