Tundra dyno
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#14
Its not too hard to believe. I mean look at the Nissan titans. They put out a supposed 317 at the crank and then put out 290 to the wheel. That's only 9% drive train loss. That's a little harder to believe.
Really wish we had more of an aftermarket like cams and heads. And most importantly a real tuning option, not this piggy back crap.
What do intake, exhaust, header, tuned 6.0s put out?
#15
^^ i believe,i could be wrong about 325 rwhp ! lq9 , lt's intake and a tune ! I guess it kinda makes sense
5.7 tundra rated at 381 at the crank , add some lt's , intake and tune = 360rwhp
6.0 lq9 SSS, rated at 345 at the crank ,add some lt's , intake and tune =about 325 rwhp , same diffrence !
5.7 tundra rated at 381 at the crank , add some lt's , intake and tune = 360rwhp
6.0 lq9 SSS, rated at 345 at the crank ,add some lt's , intake and tune =about 325 rwhp , same diffrence !
#17
hell be the 1st 2nd Gen Tundra with an LS Swap.. but Not the first
hahaha.
#18
Kinda of crappy way of tuning and in my case not always effective. There was a supercharged tundra on 37" tire with this same unit that put down 500hp to the wheels with a custom tune from the same place I took my truck. It all depends on your mods I guess.
If we had real tuning abilitys and some cam options we'd be right there with you chevy guys.
#20
Good numbers. I had a chance to get some DT LT's for my '08 dcsb 2wd for $500. I was putting money in my '03, so I passed on them. Really wishing I hadn't, especially now.
I know it is a $hitload of money. But I've always wondered what my truck, or a rcsb, would do with a megasquirt, or some other stand alone, and a turbo.
I know it is a $hitload of money. But I've always wondered what my truck, or a rcsb, would do with a megasquirt, or some other stand alone, and a turbo.








