I had one in a 94 Peterbilt tri axle dump set at 365 HP, great power for that size motor and excellent fuel mileage, that truck ran the same job along side 2 of my tandem macks and used 12-15 gallons less fuel per day then the Macks while hauling 5 ton more.
Can I get more power out of 11.1L early DDECIII?
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Mine has the 357hp /1350lb program. It stays with my dads 425 3406c in the hills.
tnpete Thanks this. -
Anyone have any ideal, what RPM is best. For Optimum Fuel Mileage? I'm going to swap out the 295/22.5's on it. When I put new tires soon.
10 Speed Direct trans, 2.93 rearend and came with 275/80-22.5's.
Will be hauling low weight loads with it. So not looking for it to pull the best. Just burn less fuel while getting the job done. Should not get over 45,000 gross. -
My 11.1 engines and 12.7 did best at 1650.
tnpete Thanks this. -
Once again an older thread but my 94 11.1 is a DDEC2 and has no rev limiter. I dont push it past 2100 and try to stay below 2000 rpm. The old man i bought it from swears it has been turned up but i have a 9 speed direct drive trans and at 1800 to 2000 rpm it has no staying power.
Im curious if a bigger turbo and higher boost will work also aftermarket exhaust manifold and free up the intake will help?
Do they make bigger injectors for it or can i swap in some from a 12.7 or 14L?
I think i should have better HP at higher ranges. But with my trans and 3.36 gears, it does 2000 rpm at 70 -
Because these are electronically controlled engines changing injectors or turbos would require significant reprogramming, or just cause you problems.
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Which what I meant. Older mechanical engines when you changed turbos or injectors had nothing that needed reprogrammed.
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