Originally posted by Joseph Donnelly
Don't forget that Pocatello is at 4474 ft, and the SAE correction factor is not for turbocharged engines. Look at your raw, uncorrected hp numbers, and you will see a big difference. The correction factor was very low in Pahrump and the cold, windy conditions were hard on the high hp Rams. I was unable to warm mine up and spectators could smell all the unburned fuel during the run. Lawrence ran 710 the day before in his shop where the temperature was more reasonable, and the much lower correction factor here at 2000 ft tells me you still need to do some tuning before May MadnessYou can rest assured Lawrence and I will be doing some tuning too, just to keep things interesting
Keep the pot stirred and come back for a rematch. I almost felt bad beating your #2 only figure by 100 hp
Thanks for coming all the way to Pahrump for the show![]()
Originally posted by BTL-TD-1
CUMINNTSTRKN, YOU WILL NEED TO BEAT MY 492 FIRST THEN MY BEST OF 530,ON #2 ONLY . SEE YOU IN MAY. #2 RULES RABIES,BUILT TO LAST TURBO DIESELS