How much hp do you think i have?
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How much hp do you think i have?
i'm new to houston and i would like to get my truck dyno'd. anyone know where i can find one? just to know how much hp i have /what do you think a good est. would be? with my mods do you think i can hand with a chevy ss?
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RE: How much hp do you think i have?
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2004 SLT QC 2wd 3.95
- Dynatech SuperMaxx Headers
- true dual w/cross over h pipe
- flowmaster 50 hd X 2 4" in 4" out
- aFe's cold air intake
- Superchips Power+Plus programer
2004 SLT QC 2wd 3.95
- Dynatech SuperMaxx Headers
- true dual w/cross over h pipe
- flowmaster 50 hd X 2 4" in 4" out
- aFe's cold air intake
- Superchips Power+Plus programer
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Go to the Titan forum and ask them how our Hemi's dyno. According to them, its 240 hp and 280 lbs/ torque. The feeble mind of import buyers 
There are some dyno charts online for different part manufacturers showing stock runs vs add ons. I've seen a couple showing 280 hp and 301 lbs/torque, stock. I'm sure a different dyno and a different day would alter those numbers slightly, but thats probably pretty accurate.
I posted "Nissan Titan Secret Shopper" and on page 1 I linked to several stock dyno runs.
There are some dyno charts online for different part manufacturers showing stock runs vs add ons. I've seen a couple showing 280 hp and 301 lbs/torque, stock. I'm sure a different dyno and a different day would alter those numbers slightly, but thats probably pretty accurate.
I posted "Nissan Titan Secret Shopper" and on page 1 I linked to several stock dyno runs.
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Actually judging by the stock runs I've seen posted on these forums it sound like the Titan guys are closer to being right. Most of the ones I've seen are low to mid 250s for hp.
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ORIGINAL: DonG
Actually judging by the stock runs I've seen posted on these forums it sound like the Titan guys are closer to being right. Most of the ones I've seen are low to mid 250s for hp.
Actually judging by the stock runs I've seen posted on these forums it sound like the Titan guys are closer to being right. Most of the ones I've seen are low to mid 250s for hp.
ORIGINAL: sandiegohemi
Go to the Titan forum and ask them how our Hemi's dyno. According to them, its 240 hp and 280 lbs/ torque. The feeble mind of import buyers
There are some dyno charts online for different part manufacturers showing stock runs vs add ons. I've seen a couple showing 280 hp and 301 lbs/torque, stock. I'm sure a different dyno and a different day would alter those numbers slightly, but thats probably pretty accurate.
I posted "Nissan Titan Secret Shopper" and on page 1 I linked to several stock dyno runs.
Go to the Titan forum and ask them how our Hemi's dyno. According to them, its 240 hp and 280 lbs/ torque. The feeble mind of import buyers
There are some dyno charts online for different part manufacturers showing stock runs vs add ons. I've seen a couple showing 280 hp and 301 lbs/torque, stock. I'm sure a different dyno and a different day would alter those numbers slightly, but thats probably pretty accurate.
I posted "Nissan Titan Secret Shopper" and on page 1 I linked to several stock dyno runs.
This is why I would like to see a stock dyno sheet, would stop all the BS. Some dyno sheets will also list altitude, temp and humidity, which will affect the numbers.
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RE: How much hp do you think i have?
yeah I know about altitude, temp, humidity affecting performance. I drove back home to Denver this summer. Going over the passes - approx. 10,000 feet, she definitely ran different than sea level. I was glad to get her back to California.