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On another note, I did get something else today. Something no one else has. Something that will (hopefully) give my truck a little more power and torque.
It's an experimental version of the Super Panty Dropper tune from Chris at TSD! This version is something he said he's been wanting to try out for a while on a truck with stock fuel and air. It incorporates a little more fuel and boost into the ,already badass , Super Panty Dropper that I ran at the PHP dyno day. I called Chris today to get him to bump up the line pressure in my 3-5 ,until I can get the GoGo Diesel direct clutch solenoid installed , and he started asking question about how the current tune was running. I explained that I was very happy and had no complaints, but every since I saw the power being pushed through my tranny I was paranoid about the direct clutches. He agreed and bumped the pressure while opening the option in the tune so I could adjust as well. Then we talked about my boost at WOT and my EGT's as opposed to other comparable tunes as well as power levels. I explained that the SPD was definitely the fastest and most powerful tune. He then said what every gearhead wants to hear, "I think we can make it a little faster, more powerful and get it to pull a little harder on the top end." I got a warm cuddly feeling all over. Then he ask me to run it and report back on what I thought about it. I think we're going from WOT boost of 21-23psi currently, to around 25-27psi. The trick is to find the threshold of how much boost I can make before the turbo starts heating the air to much and power is lost. I'm trying to learn to read compressor maps now, but I'm still learning. Since my truck is running so clean now, Chris seems to think my turbo is in really good condition and more fuel can safely be added too. I restrained myself from loading the tune after the grille was installed and taking the truck out for the tranny to relearn (had a family dinner). I did however load the tune on my LiveWire and as soon as I can get away from work tomorrow, I'll be trying it out. I guess what it all boils down to is........ Our GPDA President won't be RWHP champion for long! BTW, Chris and I also had a long conversation about Nitrous.
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matt what kind of boost were you seeing at wot with the looney? |
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) because the dash gauge isn't accurate with aftermarket programming. I would see the 23-25 on all my big tunes at WOT. From what I understand, this is about what all the tuners write the boost psi at since they don't really know the condition of each individual turbo. If you raise the boost on an unhealthy turbo, you loose power due to increased heat. They have to tune under the assumption that your turbo isn't pristine.
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ok got ya. i hit 30 psi the other night and i wasnt at wot throttle so just making sure that was normal
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Rolling into it with the convertor locked, thats normal. Had you dropped the hammer at that point your should have fallen back to the previously discussed 23-25 range. What do you see when you stab the throttle and it runs up? You should be in the 23-25 range, right?
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I didn't know you were going with the Harley style grill! That looks pretty good!
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And congrats! Pretty soon you're gonna be burning thru sets of tires!
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Ya, picked it up this afternoon...j/k... Fixed it. I'm driving the wheels off the '01 green machine
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