most power with stock tranny and stock bottem end
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From: redondo beach california
I think it has a lot to do with how hard you are on you truck and the air fuel ratio. I think what he wants to know is who is running with the most power with the stock bottom end and stock tranny still in the truck.
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From: The People's Republic of Los Angeles
Originally posted by beefcake
a couple dyno pulls doesn't constitute a motor living at that power level
i'd like to see that 511 out running for about 6 months and 10-15k miles
i think it's possible with a safe tune, just would like to see it
a couple dyno pulls doesn't constitute a motor living at that power level
i'd like to see that 511 out running for about 6 months and 10-15k miles
i think it's possible with a safe tune, just would like to see it
I'll bet you could run that thing forever with 100 octane.
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From: Cincinnati, OH
Originally posted by RTKILLA
I guess I'm past that 500 mark then huh greg, HAHAHAHAHA.
I guess I'm past that 500 mark then huh greg, HAHAHAHAHA.
You're a special case. Keep showing the pictures of your intermediate cltuch (what was left of it), evey time you do I think I sell a transmission. Still amazes me that you didn't really notice it yet.
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From: Everett, WA
You're a special case. Keep showing the pictures of your intermediate cltuch (what was left of it), evey time you do I think I sell a transmission. Still amazes me that you didn't really notice it yet.
I am approaching these numbers and still have the stock tranny/clutch/torque converter etc. 20,000 miles.
Never driven very hard or raced at the tracks.
Don't really want any surprizes.