New, pics, vids, tuning questions. Diablosport?
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New, pics, vids, tuning questions. Diablosport?
Hey guys! I'm new and coming from the world of DSMs (thank you for your holset turbos!!!) I'm working on finding time to get my HX35 onto my car.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzOuEzew9mQ
Anyways I'm here to keep an eye on the classifieds, my friend is attempting to build an 11 second, 2007 quadcab cummins 5.9 powered 2500 4x4, (pics soon)
And I need help getting the most power out of a friends, a 2006 Dodge Ram's 4.7 L Magnum V8. he alreadh has and exhaust and intake. Since I have access to a dyno and 2006 Dodge Ram's ECU (the trucks computer) comes with a rewritable chip from the factory, I want more than just a plug in chip. I want something i can adjust fuel or airflow with...anyways..
Is this a good tuning device, http://www.sfxperformance.com/parts/DIAU7137.htm Dodge Hemi Tuner Diablosport U7137 anyone ever use it to tune a 4.7 ???
I would love any help! Thanks Guys -Ben
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzOuEzew9mQ
Anyways I'm here to keep an eye on the classifieds, my friend is attempting to build an 11 second, 2007 quadcab cummins 5.9 powered 2500 4x4, (pics soon)
And I need help getting the most power out of a friends, a 2006 Dodge Ram's 4.7 L Magnum V8. he alreadh has and exhaust and intake. Since I have access to a dyno and 2006 Dodge Ram's ECU (the trucks computer) comes with a rewritable chip from the factory, I want more than just a plug in chip. I want something i can adjust fuel or airflow with...anyways..
Is this a good tuning device, http://www.sfxperformance.com/parts/DIAU7137.htm Dodge Hemi Tuner Diablosport U7137 anyone ever use it to tune a 4.7 ???
I would love any help! Thanks Guys -Ben
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I'm in Fox Chapel and Larenceville most of the time.
Have you been to J and S dyno? http://www.jsdyno.com/index.html They have an awd dyno and are right in Verona.
Have you been to J and S dyno? http://www.jsdyno.com/index.html They have an awd dyno and are right in Verona.
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09-21-2010, 08:09 AM
I went to them to dyno my Durango and it would not fit as his dyno is non-adjustable. I need to take one of my headers off in order to take my driveshaft out and then replace the header (make it two whel drive), run it on a standard dyno, and then reverse the process to make it AWD again. I tied up my money in rebuilding my Demons engine that blew on me in the spring. THere is no one around here with an adjustable AWD dyno,
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