C-16 Dyno

Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by C16KIWI, Nov 20, 2008.

  1. DDS

    DDS Medium Load Member

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    If you find a good trim file, ET will only allow you to install once. They will not allow all six injectors to have the same trim file. Have you found away around that? I also looked in all the MBN flash files and never found any trim files, only 4 digit.
     
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  3. CaterpillarWrench

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    You can install all the same.Can you pm me?
     
  4. FreightlinerGuy

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    Them are good numbers. Nothing to be ashamed about.
     
  5. C16KIWI

    C16KIWI Medium Load Member

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    CaterpillarWrench Thanks this.
  6. mudhog

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    Thanks for sharing you dyno reports. What turbo are you running?
     
  7. C16KIWI

    C16KIWI Medium Load Member

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    That test was with the engine completely stock.
    I have a stronger Garrett ball bearing turbo with no wastegate it will boost well but has a bit of lag looks the same though.
     
  8. DDS

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    Most non wastegated turbos will give you lower rpm lag. The wastegated turbo is designed to make high boost at lower rpm but needs to dump off at higher rpm to prevent overspeed. I have found wastegated turbos better than non wastegated due to most guys on the road like to run there truck between 1200 and 1600 rpms. C15 engine makes peak hp at 1600 rpm. Why install a turbo that does not turn on till 1500 rpm.? In racing application, where high rpms ar needed, most run bettween 1600 and 2300, that is where a non wastegate turbo runs well.
     
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  9. C16KIWI

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    Even now its returned back to stock very seldom to I ever let it drop below 1400rpm our hills are hard to let it lug for to long.
    In saying that its nice to let it lug down to 1000rpm to cross a intersection,with all the mods on it there is no way THAT was going to happen,you had to be on your game BIG TIME.
    But it was COOL to drive!!!!!!!!!
    Never needed the music playing could listen to the engine all day!:biggrin_255:
     
  10. CaterpillarWrench

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    You can get a Holset HT 60 non wastegated which is a major improvement at lower rpm over the stock wastegated turbo even,but then if your planning to go over 650-700hp,its no longer the turbo to have because your overspeeding it.
     
  11. C16KIWI

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    When you hit 50 posts pm me your e-mail I will send you some pics of the turbo I have in the shed.
     
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