5.3 Maggie rev limit?
#1
I have a Toyota mud truck with an 04 5.3 with ARP rod bolts, Ls6 cam, 918 springs, and a Maggie 122. I am taking it out this Saturday and was thinking about raising the fuel cut off limiter from 6200 to 6800. The reason I want to do that is beacuse the engine dones not make enough power to allow me to shift to second gear while in 4WD. It falls on its face, so I thought if I only have 1st gear maybe I could get a little more wheel speed by raising engine RPM. I know the engine will be well above its peak torque, but if itll turn that high and be safe it would help alot.
BTW its a 4L80E, 1 ton axles with 5.13s turning cut 44" Boggers.
Next year I hope to swap in a Gt2-3 or a VHP Trucker, E85 and a 2.8" pulley. I currently have a 3.2" installed and it made 369 rwhp in 2nd gear on 38" tires at 6.4#s.
Do you guys forsee engine damage if I turn it to 6800?
BTW its a 4L80E, 1 ton axles with 5.13s turning cut 44" Boggers.
Next year I hope to swap in a Gt2-3 or a VHP Trucker, E85 and a 2.8" pulley. I currently have a 3.2" installed and it made 369 rwhp in 2nd gear on 38" tires at 6.4#s.
Do you guys forsee engine damage if I turn it to 6800?
#2
Magnacharger suggest 18,000 as a max RPM (from what I have heard). Take your snout pulley and divide by your crank pulley to get the ratio, then multiply by engine RPM's.
Current:
7" / 3.2" equals 2.1875 ratio X 6800 rpm's equals 14,875 rotor rpm's
7" / 2.8" equals 2.5 ratio X 6800 rpm's equals 17,000 rotor rpm's.
With that being said according to Magnuson you could turn it 7200 engine rpm's with a 2.8 pulley.
Many people have turned these engines past 7k with and without the addition of just rod bolts. I suggest rod bolts.
Current:
7" / 3.2" equals 2.1875 ratio X 6800 rpm's equals 14,875 rotor rpm's
7" / 2.8" equals 2.5 ratio X 6800 rpm's equals 17,000 rotor rpm's.
With that being said according to Magnuson you could turn it 7200 engine rpm's with a 2.8 pulley.
Many people have turned these engines past 7k with and without the addition of just rod bolts. I suggest rod bolts.
#4
Gadget, thanks for taking the time. Looks like with my current 3.2" I am well below max rotor RPM. I think I'll give it a shot and see if I get any more wheel speed this weekend.
Atomic, thanks for the reply. I am looking forward to the upgrades next year.
Atomic, thanks for the reply. I am looking forward to the upgrades next year.
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I'm not sure where my peak hp/tq is beacuase I maxed my Walbro 190 LPH out on the dyno at 4800-5000 RPMs. I immediatly swapped to a 255 LPH, but didn't have time to take it back to the dyno.
If you had to guess, what range would you expect it to be in?
If you had to guess, what range would you expect it to be in?
#10
Atomic I just noticed you are in Al. The mud ride I'm going to this Sat. is between Woodland and Weedowee Al. I just assume everyone on here is from Ca. That seems to be where everything is, well maybe Tx. too.
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