I aint Steve,but i want to try itOriginally posted by Greg Boardman
Steve,
I will bring the Bullydog on Saturday... ... Wanna Try It???????
Originally posted by fencebuilders
I aint Steve,but i want to try it![]()
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If the offer stands that is. Although Twenty nine Palms is a long way from Sacramento
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Originally posted by Extreme Diesel
Well after reading through this forum I would like to add my 2 Thanks Mark for letting me play on your DYNO. If you are still not sure what box to try look hard at TST the proved to me that they are making the HP and TQ numbers.
Happy Holidays
Chris
Extreme Diesel Products
03 Dodge Q/C 2500 HO 4X4 6spd
Originally posted by Extreme Diesel
The Quadzilla box with a few other mods made decent numbers 0-setting 318 HP @ 2880 RPM 587 Tq @ 2800 RPM as you that know that is not stock, 70-setting 355 HP @ 2800 RPM 764 Tq @ 2200 RPM and 140-setting 387 @ 2760 RPM & 848 Tq @ 2040 RPM.
Happy Holidays
Chris
Extreme Diesel Products
03 Dodge Q/C 2500 HO 4X4 6spd
Originally posted by Greg Boardman
I think there is something wrong with those numbers. They seem a little low to me. I have seen Fred Swansons ( HO ) With DDII's and DD/EZ post 396 HP. That was on the fourth level( + 60 HP). If these timing boxes make less whats the use?
Originally posted by Extreme Diesel
tomeygun
Go back and look at my post. The Quadzilla box is 0-70-140, the 0 setting does not put the truck back to stock. The HO should put out around 250 hp 500 tq stock, with the Quad box on the 0 setting it made 318 hp 587 tq. To put it in simple words the box does not return to stock on the 0 setting. We had to unplug the box from the truck to get it to read stock #'s. The dyno run on 0 setting was looking good until 2600 RPM (240 hp 505 tq) then the hp & tq jumped straight up to 318 hp 587 tq in less than 300 rpm. I hope this gives you what your looking for.
Happy Holidays
Chris
Extreme Diesel Products