6.2 converter results
#12
I have personally done gate on vs. gate off on the same night with no difference in time slips. Many other people have done the same and I have not seen one person with a solid improvement or anything measurable.
The impression I am getting from the OP is he feels that he was way behind the eight ball by having his gate on this time. Thus skewing the results that his converter/shorter tires actually gained more then shown.
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Ok, your making a little more sense now...
I did the the tailgate on and then completely off one night as well and it actually slowed down with it off. Not traction limited, '85 scsb 1/2 ton with a 454 that was my daily driver at the time. Ran consistant 13.40's
I did the the tailgate on and then completely off one night as well and it actually slowed down with it off. Not traction limited, '85 scsb 1/2 ton with a 454 that was my daily driver at the time. Ran consistant 13.40's
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For reference my buddies 2wd 6.2 went 13.9 bogging out the hole with Kooks 1-7/8 catless and a magnaflow race muffler on stock tires. Then with a yank ss3600 and some 295/45/17 mickeys it went 13.25 spinning with 1.9x 60'. Stock air intake, tune only adjusted for stall and AFR, stock timing and stock weight.
#16
The truck pretty much drive like stock... i got like 16.8 miles per gallon with 4 people and luggage/supplies in the truck over 430 mile trip. towed 6500 lbs another time too with the converter. no issues.
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