Ok, I know this is a common question, but not enough people have the HRVP44 to give me a good idea.
The reason I am asking this now (rather then run another dyno), is that I just got my con OFE to slip today.
I underestimated the fuel pressure/volume drop I got with the stock fuel lines I guess. But I just replaced ALL the fuel line with 1/2" line (all from Vulcan), directly from the draw straw, through two LPs (8 psi then the stock one), up to the HRVP44.
I hadn't tapped the pump wire until now, as I didn't want to take any chances with that until I KNEW I had enough fuel to the new VP. SO I tapped the pump wire at the same time.
Had a few problems with fuel pressure, and it ended up being a bad bypass valve in the 8 psi carter. New carter, zero problems, great pressure!
Ok, so my first tow with this current setup.
Towing very light, only about 3,000 lbs total of trailer/load.
Had the comp on 2x2.
Going up a 7% grade I goosed it a little in 6th, about 1700 rpm. Clutch slipped some, but I got out of it fast.
I tried it a couple more times, but it help.
In the flats, I turned the comp up to 3x3 to make sure I didn't just spin the tires. NOPE, rpm goes up fast, mph goes up slow. No good.
The truck hasn't cooled down yet for me to check much out, but I am wondering if I am beyond what the Con OFE should handle.
I didn't really think I should be making THAT much right now, but I wanted to see what everyone else is getting with a setup like mine.
Thanks!
The reason I am asking this now (rather then run another dyno), is that I just got my con OFE to slip today.
I underestimated the fuel pressure/volume drop I got with the stock fuel lines I guess. But I just replaced ALL the fuel line with 1/2" line (all from Vulcan), directly from the draw straw, through two LPs (8 psi then the stock one), up to the HRVP44.
I hadn't tapped the pump wire until now, as I didn't want to take any chances with that until I KNEW I had enough fuel to the new VP. SO I tapped the pump wire at the same time.
Had a few problems with fuel pressure, and it ended up being a bad bypass valve in the 8 psi carter. New carter, zero problems, great pressure!
Ok, so my first tow with this current setup.
Towing very light, only about 3,000 lbs total of trailer/load.
Had the comp on 2x2.
Going up a 7% grade I goosed it a little in 6th, about 1700 rpm. Clutch slipped some, but I got out of it fast.
I tried it a couple more times, but it help.
In the flats, I turned the comp up to 3x3 to make sure I didn't just spin the tires. NOPE, rpm goes up fast, mph goes up slow. No good.
The truck hasn't cooled down yet for me to check much out, but I am wondering if I am beyond what the Con OFE should handle.
I didn't really think I should be making THAT much right now, but I wanted to see what everyone else is getting with a setup like mine.
Thanks!