Competition Has anyone heard of a 3400 RPM override for 24 valves?

[CUMINNTSTRKN]

stroke this



will you be at schied? i look forward to pulling against you in the open class. i would love to see that thing rev that high.



jim

 

[DarrellB]

Let's Get It On

I hope Scott is coming that way you guys can see it for your selfs.



Heck, I might even brake out the "Big Blue Dodge" for a couple runs.



Darrell

 

[Mark_Kendrick]

You should be able to power through 35-3600 rpm stock.

there is a d. o. t. limiter to 115 on most 24Vs.

 

[Mark_Kendrick]

You should be able to power through 35-3600 rpm stock.

there is a d. o. t. limiter to 115 on most 24Vs.

 

[Morepower]

You can snip one wire responsible for speed feed back and the 115 limitation is deactivated. It works nice with a Gear Venders Overdrive unit.

 

[Mark_Kendrick]

You have to use a switch on that wire for a manual, otherwise the cruise control quits.

 

[Vaughn MacKenzie]

Speedometer

Does snipping the wire affect or deactivate the speedo/odo?



Vaughn

 

[Mark_Kendrick]

nope

 

[MikeR]

Originally posted by Mark_Kendrick

You should be able to power through 35-3600 rpm stock.

there is a d. o. t. limiter to 115 on most 24Vs.

Yes, you can spin the engine that high, but the stock governer cuts your fuel way back at 2700 rpm... so even though you can spin it to 3500, you are making practically no horsepower.

My custom programmed TST Comp is reset to defuel at 3300 rpm, and my dyno test have verified I make full power to 3300rpm, then it drops off. Mark at TST says he can program Comps to fully fuel to 3500rpm if the owner really needs it, but he says things break fast there.



My truck never seemed to have this mph d. o. t. limiter. I have buried my speedometer many times, and with my slightly oversized tires means I have done well over 120mph with it.



-Mike

 

[TxDieselKid]

Originally posted by MikeR

Yes, you can spin the engine that high, but the stock governer cuts your fuel way back at 2700 rpm... so even though you can spin it to 3500, you are making practically no horsepower.



-Mike

read above, it is overcomable on a stock truck, i know.