Dyno'd SO

[Goodys1ton]

I just recently dyno'd my SO stock at 152. 9 hp and 305. 1 ft lbs. Do those numbers look low. I know that there are many factors involved with dynoing a truck, but I figured from the advertised Hp at the flywheel, I am losing 39% in the drive train. I did get a chance to run the Edge Ez on the default, level three, 223. 6hp torque 415. 2. I have not seen any stock SO 3rd generation trucks to see if my numbers are close to their's. Also all the other trucks that ran were close to their dyno numbers from different days and different dynos. Going to the dealer tomorrow for an oil change and I will ask the tech if he knows anything. (I will rember to take the box off, )

 

[curatchko]

Sheesh that IS low :--) I dyno'd my 99 about a year ago at a cummins place and it was 186 at the rear wheels.

 

[Elite1]

Check this thread... . the only 3rd gen. SO I know of dyno'd... https://www.turbodieselregister.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=83407&highlight=volumizer

 

[Goodys1ton]

Elite1, thanks for the thread. I wonder if the numbers have something to do with my 47RE. Looking at the thread you had posted in response to my question, the SO that was dyno'd had a 48RE. The 150 horses I dyno'd at with the low torque felt pretty good to me in normal driving, (I never would have thought the numbers would be that low) but again if I paid for a motor that is suppose to have 250 at the flywheel and about a 25% (on average) drop at the rear wheels I would like to have that. Hopefully I get some kind of response from the dealer tomorrow.

 

[SBashaw]

I had my SO dynoed and ran 210 hp. bone stock.



284 hp. with EZ on level 3