That makes sense. So a lot of that was solved after the change. Did the 1.45 housing make it spool a lot slower or fall off on top? We used to be able to build speed by just mashing the throttle, if we wanted, without shifting down on this long hill here locally. Now it just stays steadily at 70 or whatever speed when we start the bottom of that hill on the hwy. Given the bottom and middle power feels a whole lot better pulling though. That may be because we need a hotter tune or maybe a bigger housing. What were the primary differences you noticed with the housing change?
Borg Warner 171702 or 177287 on a 14L Detroit???
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Spool wasn't a whole lot slower with the 1.45. It will pull better over all and especially on the top end . The 1.32 felt to restricted.
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Yes.
Pros and cons to everything.
If your staying with600- 700 rwhp just go with 1.45.spsauerland Thanks this. -
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@swaan Would you recommend getting a 14L 60 series for heavy haul 160,000lbs gross?
Looking at a 18spd with 4.11 rears
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I'm not swan but I ran my ddec v 14L at 625 with 4:56 gears tri drive in the muddy mountains always overloaded hard and it did very well.
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625 was pushing that turbo for sure but I liked the spool up better than the 177287.
Sold the truck after 3 years to a guy who hauls garbage from Vancouver through the mountains, still going strong.
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