3brorce
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Number is a little high for a stock fueled truck thats for sure if it is stock fuel.
my '11 ram has quite a few mods, hit 677 hp on ATS dyno, also running one of their stage IV 68RFEs and an Aurora 5000 71mm turbo. The HUGE difference I am seeing between the ford and ram is the interior comfort, my ram is a laramie with all the bells, but my lariat ultimate is FAR more comfortable. Seats are better than the '11 Denali Dmax HD I had a few years back.
Does it even get to 6th before the end of the 1/4? lol. Probably right at the traps she hits 6th or lockup.
my '11 ram has quite a few mods, hit 677 hp on ATS dyno, also running one of their stage IV 68RFEs and an Aurora 5000 71mm turbo. The HUGE difference I am seeing between the ford and ram is the interior comfort, my ram is a laramie with all the bells, but my lariat ultimate is FAR more comfortable. Seats are better than the '11 Denali Dmax HD I had a few years back.
Number is a little high for a stock fueled truck thats for sure if it is stock fuel.
Number is a little high for a stock fueled truck thats for sure if it is stock fuel.
Have any track times for the dodge?
What was uncorrected number?
Yes, but mine also locks in 2nd gear unlike most
I hear they have new co-pilot programming out, lockup in all gears, thinking about giving them a call. I have high egts on the truck for some reason though, I think the altitude has something to do with it, but 1000* at 70 mph running 1600 rpms is pretty hot, I have seen it as high as 1800 for very short periods of time.
Running an II 130% over CP3 and 100 hp wicked nozzles
Never ran it on a track
corrected for the 5250' elevation to my knowledge
Yes, but mine also locks in 2nd gear unlike most
I hear they have new co-pilot programming out, lockup in all gears, thinking about giving them a call. I have high egts on the truck for some reason though, I think the altitude has something to do with it, but 1000* at 70 mph running 1600 rpms is pretty hot, I have seen it as high as 1800 for very short periods of time.
Yeah new co pilot has been out, pretty good investment. What size A/R turbine housing are you running? I have this same turbo but haven't installed it yet, I have the .90 T4.
I am running that same configuration, .90 T4 foot on a steedspeed manifold. You'll be very surprised how well it spools for a 71mm!
My charger is a S472/83/.90 T4. Nothing fancy just a standard Borg Warner.
Yes, but mine also locks in 2nd gear unlike most
Running an II 130% over CP3 and 100 hp wicked nozzles
Never ran it on a track
I hear they have new co-pilot programming out, lockup in all gears, thinking about giving them a call.
Pretty close to the same specs, how does it spool on your 6.4?
I would say something about this ghey cummins discussion…but the title DOES have "6.7" in it…and I am a fan of the 4th gens too. Carry on lol.
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Sorry misunderstood you! Mine is on the 6.7L, my 6.4 is stock other than tuning! I would imagine that the 472 will spool well on the 6.4L though, albeit at a slightly higher RPM. Everyone told me that there was no way my 6.7L would spool my 472 up here (Salt Lake City) on stock fuel, and it kicked ass, I had no drivability issues.