Snow White Resurrection
- Thread starter PTSUPERD
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dear lord..someone please edit the 'fire fire' out of the video, LOL
good numbers Dave...
SEABEE08FX4
New member
Sorry, that was me. I wasn't sure what was on fire at the time and didn't want to see a bigger flash fire start if it wasn't stopped. I thought at first it was an oil fire.
TANK'S 250
New member
it probably would have put down a little better numbers if it didn't take all the smog back through the intake...LOL
JDub
Active member
And they said 7.3L never had an EGR...
JD3020
Active member
OmG! I just about fell down!!!
4.0l sahara
New member
Very impressive for an old antiquated 7.3 with a single turbo.:naughty:
Powerstroke Racer
Well-known member
Here is the dyno run vs speed, seems the other sheet in RPM was hard to understand.
Horsepower only,
Large link,
http://www.powerstrokenation.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=13233&size=big&cat=
Torque and HP,
large link,
http://www.powerstrokenation.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=13225&size=big&cat=
Horsepower only,
Large link,
http://www.powerstrokenation.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=13233&size=big&cat=
Torque and HP,
large link,
http://www.powerstrokenation.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=13225&size=big&cat=
Arisley
Moderator
Very impressed David, not surprised at all. I saw what it had in it at the track. Still very impressed.
Could this be the twin mythical year?
The return of Snow White to not only respectability, but also to respect and a truck you do not want to line up against.
And the year of the almighty, neglected an majestic 7.3 Dinosaur.
All you doubters out there must remember that the 426 Hemi is an older Dinosaur than the 7.3, it is still doing pretty well. For that matter the old Dinosaur Small Block Chevy is still doing OK.
Could this be the twin mythical year?
The return of Snow White to not only respectability, but also to respect and a truck you do not want to line up against.
And the year of the almighty, neglected an majestic 7.3 Dinosaur.
All you doubters out there must remember that the 426 Hemi is an older Dinosaur than the 7.3, it is still doing pretty well. For that matter the old Dinosaur Small Block Chevy is still doing OK.
lincolnlocker
Well-known member
good post sir^^^
live life full throttle
live life full throttle
dentexpowerstroke
Active member
Thanks, i just swallowed my dip laughing at that.
No way will there ever be a "year of the 7.3", ever.
Come on.... you don't like watching the special olympics?
Powerstroke Racer
Well-known member
The 7.3 never followed anyone, it set the course.
6.4 nothing but a reworked duramax:shrug: big deal
Spatel23
Moderator
The 7.3 never followed anyone, it set the course.
6.4 nothing but a reworked duramax:shrug: big deal
Ouch LOL
Black 02
New member
The 7.3 never followed anyone, it set the course.
6.4 nothing but a reworked duramax:shrug: big deal
:whs::bowfast:
opcorn:
Wayne
Active member
There was. It was 1994. :ford: It was some seriously hot stuff back then... 215 flywheel HP, oh, yeah! That's the motor all the cool kids had.
^correctedThe 7.3 never followed anyone, it set the course.
6.4 nothing but a reworked 6.0:shrug: big deal
imp:Now, the 6.7? That could pass for a re-worked duramax. Aside from the reverse-flow heads, those engines have a lot in common as far as design is concerned.
Powerstroke Racer
Well-known member
There was. It was 1994. :ford: It was some seriously hot stuff back then... 215 flywheel HP, oh, yeah! That's the motor all the cool kids had.
^corrected
Now, the 6.7? That could pass for a re-worked duramax. Aside from the reverse-flow heads, those engines have a lot in common as far as design is concerned.
I was referring to the common fail fuel system.
