Originally posted by Cummnzpowr
B. . S. . ---power wagon is right {sorta} u need serious RPMS i mean serious RPM ... Wirenut, i made 40 lbs. boost in mine also. . trust me IF PIERS SAID IT CAN'T BE DONE, IT CAN'T BE DONE... END Of ARGUMENT... . and for those of you that got numbers from the G-TECH hope your numbers boost your ego's. . because it ain't right... . DEEZEL 1 2nd gen's and first gens are WAAAY different my good man,completly different beast they run very differently also. DRIVER'S MOPARS... Cody is fromTexas. . i think he should come out here and run his lip... {no offense anyone}... . just peeved that i spent all of my hard earned money studying the first gen fuel system and BOMB items... while some people have their mommy's paying for their I TRIED TO BY-PASS THE CUSSING FILTER
I think we need to clear up some things before comparing apples and oranges.
First: does the G-Tech estimate engine HP, calculating losses in the drivetrain? Or is it merely trying to read ONLY the power reaching teh wheels?
Some time back, someone wanted formula to reach 250HP, and I did a really simple step-by step process of getting there.
It involved using PW injectors, a turn or two on the pump, some tweaking of the governor, and timing changes. By using published and dyno-proven numbers (not my own), I showed that 250HP is actually pretty simple to get. That involved only 10 or 15% more fuel than the stock settings, as I recall, and with the Lucas Injectors, you can get quite a bit more than that. Cleanly? No, but you can get it.
I do believe 300 HP at the flywheel is not unrealistic. 300 HP at the rear wheels isn't going to be so easy. But as yet, I have never heard anyone address whether the G-Tech estimates engine horsepower, or measures only rear wheel HP.
Your truck dyno'd at just over 250 HP, as I recall you posting, which means your actual horsepower was probably just under 300 at the flywheel.
So what can I say? This entire flap could be over nothing, really. It could be as simple as whether or not the G-Tech is meant to estimate engine HP or not. And, there are other variables. Even a slight grade will affect readings, as will wind, and even bumps in the road. Best to take all of it, even the dyno readings, with a grain of salt and a deep breath.
As far as Piers saying it can't be done... Experts said we could never reach 60 MPH, nor escape the earth's gravity, nor land on the moon, nor ..... well, the list is endless. As knowledgeable as he is, it's possible someone c ould prove him wrong
