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Old 10-18-2004, 09:09 AM
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I went with Daniel (01thunder) to MTI and had my truck dynoed. The only mods I have are a Superchips MAX MicroTuner and UPD cai. The tuner was set at the economy tune but I did have 93 octane in the truck. Here are my numbers:

257rwhp
285rwtq

I was a little surprised by those numbers, to say the least, especially since I was thinking that I wouldn't get higher than 240rwhp.
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Thats pretty impressive!! Thats the kind of news that leads to the unrealistic expectations of others.... like myself
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Thanks!

With those numbers, what might I run in the 1/4mi? Does anybody have a link to a 1/4mi calculator?
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here you go Leo
http://www.tciauto.com/tech_info/calculators.htm#11


good numbers ...
maybe next time I wont let the truck get a way from me
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01 thunder, thanks for the link. just when you think your making good power, there is the entry for the WEIGHT.
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hey guys, how much is a dyno run over at mti?
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it usually cost $70-75,
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good numbers leo now gets some NOS lol
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damn, you beat me and I've got more mods. Talked to Lyndon and he wants to see whats going on with my computer ASAP

Congrats on the numbers

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Good numbers!

MTI has a sweet place, don't they?!
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