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04-10-2006, 12:05 AM
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check out this 2000+ lb-ft dyno run
The dyno display peaked at 1500, but calculated torque on this HP curve is 2131 lb-ft from a 5.9 cummins, 1050 hp. I wish I could find exactly what he had done to get it.
That's almost 3 hp/ci. http://www.dieselperformancemotorspo...&g2_itemId=368
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Re: check out this 2000+ lb-ft dyno run
That's a lot of power...I wonder what the truck is actually used for, pulling, show, dyno queen?
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04-10-2006, 11:21 AM
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Re: check out this 2000+ lb-ft dyno run
And it looks almost stock. Well its impressive. Impractical but impressive. Even though that amount of power is capable of pulling alot, the frame would need serious reinforcement in order to pull the weight.
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04-12-2006, 01:19 PM
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Re: check out this 2000+ lb-ft dyno run
I wonder how the 47RE tranny is holding up
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Re: check out this 2000+ lb-ft dyno run
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whatever it's impressive no matter how impractical it is. it's probably got a bit of nitrous, a crap load of boost, and a crap load of fuel. wonder how long it'll last.
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That thing got a Hemi?
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Re: check out this 2000+ lb-ft dyno run
pfft....when i went to the truck racing at Brands here in england the trucks were laying down well over 1000bhp and over 4500lb/ft. they outrun porsche 911s.
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Re: check out this 2000+ lb-ft dyno run
wow. i'm speechless.
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Re: check out this 2000+ lb-ft dyno run
sweet jesus thats alot of torque.
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