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Old Sep 13, 2007 | 11:53 AM
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I 've got tune just about finished and I want to dyno my truck.
I'd like to compare the stock tune to my hpt tune and see the difference.
does the pcm need any learn time after changing calibration or can i just dyno with the stock tune then load my new one and see the difference.

also, my truck has a single all steel d/shaft, no steady bearing, any issues with this shaft for dynos.
I know some setups are prone to self destruct on dyno's.

Any guesses for power, 367 at flywheel stock, plus, intake, catback and tune.
i say about 340 rwhp.....

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Old Sep 14, 2007 | 03:50 PM
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Tuning with HPT.... there's no learning for the PCM and dyno results are instant.
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Old Sep 15, 2007 | 05:26 AM
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Thank you sir
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Old Sep 15, 2007 | 08:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Allgonoshow
I 've got tune just about finished and I want to dyno my truck.
I'd like to compare the stock tune to my hpt tune and see the difference.
does the pcm need any learn time after changing calibration or can i just dyno with the stock tune then load my new one and see the difference.

also, my truck has a single all steel d/shaft, no steady bearing, any issues with this shaft for dynos.
I know some setups are prone to self destruct on dyno's.

Any guesses for power, 367 at flywheel stock, plus, intake, catback and tune.
i say about 340 rwhp.....
Depending on how good the tune is....its possible. Stock is somewhere around 290-295 rwhp. So, ~10 for the intake, ~10 for the cat-back, so......the tune will tell.
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Old Sep 15, 2007 | 11:34 AM
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Originally Posted by YenkoST
Depending on how good the tune is....its possible. Stock is somewhere around 290-295 rwhp. So, ~10 for the intake, ~10 for the cat-back, so......the tune will tell.

That's the I see it as well.
dude in dyno section above says he make 350 something on a 5.3 with a cam
and futral tune as biggest power adders

this truck runs real good, i had a radix on my 04 and except for low rpm lauuches, it feels just as strong once you hit about 3000 rpm and of course
the tune has removed all the oe pe delays and improved shifting and kick down responce.
can't wait to see what it makes for power and we can always work on the tune
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You messed with the timing and smoothed out the fuel curve yet? Thats where most of your power will come from.
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