is that crank or wheel horsepower? My tuner says I should be around 450 wheel

 

Since it's a horsepower calculator based solely on weight and mph, it must be wheel horse power. It would have to be vehicle specific to estimate crank horsepower, because they would have to know wheel info, drive train type, what transmission, etc.

 

You should do the calculator based on your actual weight and mph. I was of course only guessing.

 

made two datalogs today. The site won’t let me upload them, says they’re not accepted files. I’ll attach them to an email and email them to someone if they want. I’m headed off to work so I have to leave my laptop behind. I’ll be mobile

 

here ya go.

 

curious as to what Map Sensor you have and how much boost your seeing.
The IATs look pretty decent but timing seems low if your only seeing 8psi. Also do you have old valve springs?

 

yes I’m still on stock map and maf. I don’t have a boost gauge installed but a 3.00” pulley should put me in the 11-14 psi range theoretically. I’m pretty sure my tuner kept me safe with timing and torque management, even though we never spoke upfront about those things. Yea stock longblock, heads, cam, exhaust, nothings been touched

 

thank you

 

weighed the truck yesterday with me on scales, 5820 lbs

 

93 mph 360 hp

94 mph 372 HP

95 mph 384 HP

96 mph 396 HP

These are from the Wallace calculator that I provided a link to earlier.
I didn't go above 96 mph, because you are holding the exact mph close to your chest, and anyone who says "mid 90s" instead of giving an exact number, probably means 93.