Recognize this plate?

[Darel]

I've asked before if anyone knew which aftermarket plate a PO installed in my truck, but now I took a picture. Any ideas? There are NO marks (except the little alignment hash mark) or rivets. The bottom half is welded to the top half. Definitely not stock, right?

Thanks!

 

[Cooker]

I'm guessing it's not a #6. Here is a pic of a #6:



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And it's not a #5. Here is a pic of my #5

 

[Darel]

I'm not sure how shape affects performance. Is mine more aggressive or less aggressive than the two posted there?

 

[SlyBones]

do we get a prize if we guess correctly?

 

[Darel]

Sure... a guest spot on "Beat the Geeks".

 

[HoleshotHolset]

Less aggressive than a #6..... final answer.



Matt

 

[R.ebel]

Plates

Does any body have a pic of the #12 plate? My 300HP pump from Piers has this plate in it. Normaly the #12 plate is rated at 230hp/605tq, but after piers performs his magic ... . voila 300HP. I was just wondering what the fueling profile of the #12 plate looks like?

 

[JIM S.]

wonder if it is a DR. P plate... . I doubt it, but anyone? Jim

 

[Forrest]

I'm guessing it's a #8. The #8 is cut back real close to the vertical. However, what I remember about the #8, the 'bulge' at the bottom isn't as pointed.

 

[GSchlegel]

I'm also wondering who made it since its welded. Also looks like its been plated. My TST plates were all machined.

Gene

 

[illflem]

Originally posted by GSchlegel

I'm also wondering who made it since its welded. Also looks like its been plated. My TST plates were all machined.

Gene

Gene, I was thinking the same thing. It looks as though it may be homemade, but is a good job. It may not relate to any TST plate.

 

[Jim Fulmer]

That is not like my #8, I looked at mine tonight and the nose is rounder and there are two bumps on the rise, of course all I know is it controls fuel and Piers adjustment works wonders.



Jim

 

[HoleshotHolset]

My plate looks like this:



Matt