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Old 05-11-2013, 11:47 PM
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Default Supercharged 6.2l what are your numbers?

Just got mine dyno tuned. Truck is in sig. From what I was told on here I should have way more power then this. I trust my dyno tuner. But why was I told id get so much more power. Magnuson clames 120hp by just bolting on the sc @6psi This was in 3rd gear so there a little low. Is there any way to find out what they would have been 1:1
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That looks to be about 425 to the wheels? (I'm on a cell)
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I can't see your sig, what's your setup?
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436hp 431ftlbs
2012 6.2L 1500 Silverado 4X4 3.42 gears
Magnuson TVS1900 8psi Ported LS7 90mm TB
America Racing 1 3/4" Headers, Factory cat back
2/3 drop Ground Force spindles drop shackles no blocks
GM CK948 20" w/ Nitto 420S 285/50-20
Helwig frt & rear Sway bars
Dyno Tuned by New Era Performance
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Good numbers u need some 1 7/8s LTs
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I was told by Nick the owner of American Racing Headers to use 1 3/4"
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Haven't had mine on the dyno yet. Might spend the money for a few pulls this summer. Will post up when I do.


You ever plan to add a cam?
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ya im thinking of a cam have to do injectors and drive shaft 1st. I want a nice lobey cam but I dont want to loose mileage
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im thinking go up to 10psi Id like to see 500rwhp with the stock 6l80e handle that.
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I am surprised at how the torque falls down like that. It should fall off, but that looks like it is a little much. A restrictive exhaust or air intake can make that problem worse. The 6.2 heads really flow some good air so that shouldn't be a problem. A cam would help with moving some air.

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