TheReelMuhcoy
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I am going to start off by saying, I am just playing the devils advocate here. Elite Diesel IS a big company in the Powerstroke world. MTW has been making some big strides, and has been trying to build a reputation and a good product. No one is better than the other, at end of the day, they are just feeding their family's.
The number of employee's has nothing to do with the size of a company. Its all about revenue and market presence. From my eyes, you guys are a big company. Congrats...
It sure is concrete, but as noted by peixinho, peak HP is just a number. I will get back to HP later...
Although a bit vague, take it that Adrian is saying that his turbo made more torque than a boxed PowerMax turbo. Considering that HP is a calculated number from torque, this may not be as much of a let down as everyone is making it to be. From the time I was 16 years old and started screwing with turbocharged gasoline engines I never thought HP was an important #, I always focused on torque, which is partly why I got into diesel engines. Bottom line, dyno charts and track times together will help someone choose which fits their application and desired performance.
In case anyone is up for a quick read Difference between Torque and HP
An excellent argument for both turbo's, again The difference between torque and HP
If Adrian does feel that he has made an error, than so be it. Everything I just said above is NULL and VOID. Now where is my MIB memory flashy thing...
I always laugh when i read this, we are not a big company. fewer employees than you would ever guess.....
on another note, you dont think 70hp on the same dyno, same truck, same day while using very similar sized comp wheels (although our wheel is smaller) are concrete results???
The number of employee's has nothing to do with the size of a company. Its all about revenue and market presence. From my eyes, you guys are a big company. Congrats...
It sure is concrete, but as noted by peixinho, peak HP is just a number. I will get back to HP later...
I believe Diesel power told me that the turbo made 14 rwhp less then the powermax, but made more torque.
Although a bit vague, take it that Adrian is saying that his turbo made more torque than a boxed PowerMax turbo. Considering that HP is a calculated number from torque, this may not be as much of a let down as everyone is making it to be. From the time I was 16 years old and started screwing with turbocharged gasoline engines I never thought HP was an important #, I always focused on torque, which is partly why I got into diesel engines. Bottom line, dyno charts and track times together will help someone choose which fits their application and desired performance.
In case anyone is up for a quick read Difference between Torque and HP
Ok... although not likely, not plausible, and unrealistic... I made a stupid dyno comparison as to why it is important to see the dyno graph and not just know the numbers.
Which one of these vehicles would you rather drive? One did make about 70 more hp
Now please note I did no calculations on this stupid drawing and am not accusing anyones dynos of looking like this.
I am just pointing out that peak hp only as the sole number you get can be very deceiving :thumbsup:
An excellent argument for both turbo's, again The difference between torque and HP
Basically what everyone has wanted to say Steve LOL Adrian probably wouldn't enjoy seeing what's happening here.
If Adrian does feel that he has made an error, than so be it. Everything I just said above is NULL and VOID. Now where is my MIB memory flashy thing...