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Oh...well....guess i really dont need to see them thenPowerstroke.org
Well the guy that posted them had other stuff done to his truck but did not really say what. I think Mike might have some #s too, but mine is stock right now so not sure how much difference it's gonna make until I do a tune on it
Im in the same boat. Maybe with proper tuning you can see gains over an s&b but i cant justify buying another intake for minimal gains.Has anyone gone from the S&B intake to a No Limit on a truck with the 64mm VGT? I've been kicking around the idea of upgrading the intake, but haven't gone for it yet. If the truck had the stock intake, I'd be all over a No Limit system... I'm just not convinced there's enough of a performance gain from S&B to No Limit for it to be worth it.
Thank you!I'm going to do everyone a favour and just leave this here....
" I dynoed my truck this past saturday. I am still waiting on the dyno graphs which I will post up later but I wanted to fill everyone in with the results. For the dyno testing we felt that to get the most accurate results we would dyno mikes intake, the afe intake, and then the stock intake.
Here are the peak hp and tq of each intake:
Peak Hp
Stock-442
Afe-444
No Limit-451
Peak Tq
Stock-1027
Afe-1044
No Limit-1058
As you can see the no limit has a pretty good gain over the afe. But what was really impressive was when we started breaking the tq numbers at a given rpm.
At 1600 rpm (Tq)
Stock-386
Afe-448
No Limit-512
At 1700 rpm (Tq)
Stock-515
Afe-571
No Limit-663
At 1800 rpm (Tq)
Stock-693
Afe-748
No Limit-825
At 1900 rpm (Tq)
Stock-872
Afe-931
No Limit-942
Great numbers but still not a comparison to s&b.I'm going to do everyone a favour and just leave this here....
" I dynoed my truck this past saturday. I am still waiting on the dyno graphs which I will post up later but I wanted to fill everyone in with the results. For the dyno testing we felt that to get the most accurate results we would dyno mikes intake, the afe intake, and then the stock intake.
Here are the peak hp and tq of each intake:
Peak Hp
Stock-442
Afe-444
No Limit-451
Peak Tq
Stock-1027
Afe-1044
No Limit-1058
As you can see the no limit has a pretty good gain over the afe. But what was really impressive was when we started breaking the tq numbers at a given rpm.
At 1600 rpm (Tq)
Stock-386
Afe-448
No Limit-512
At 1700 rpm (Tq)
Stock-515
Afe-571
No Limit-663
At 1800 rpm (Tq)
Stock-693
Afe-748
No Limit-825
At 1900 rpm (Tq)
Stock-872
Afe-931
No Limit-942
I'm not a 100% but I believe these are the answers. I just went from a stage 2 AFE intake to a Stage 2 No Limit.Could some answer these questions about the No Limit Intake(s).....
- Does the truck need a tuner to run a Stage 1 or Stage 2 intake?
- Would the ECM trip a code with a Stage 1 or Stage 2 intake?
- Could the Stage 1 intake be upgraded to a Stage 2 intake?
- What's the difference between a Stage 1 and Stage 2 intake?
Billy T.
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Great numbers but still not a comparison to s&b.
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I bet it does...im not knocking you or doubting you at all but i need to see it on paper lol. I was under the impression that there was "proof" of the gains over an s&b intake.I went from an S&B to this and I can vouch that it makes a very noticeable difference.
Has anyone gone from the S&B intake to a No Limit on a truck with the 64mm VGT? I've been kicking around the idea of upgrading the intake, but haven't gone for it yet. If the truck had the stock intake, I'd be all over a No Limit system... I'm just not convinced there's enough of a performance gain from S&B to No Limit for it to be worth it.