[stupid_productions]

Well, considering the tst #12 plate I've got is rated just over 600ft/lbs, up from 440 stock rating... even from engine to rw ratings... I'd think you'd be around that mark already. Just my guess though, not an experienced opinion.

 

[tony597fitter]

Do either 0 or 100 plate. PUT the afc back in. Do all the AFC tricks (search). Do you have a boost elbow?
Dont run your plate Full forward ( the 215 pumps have timing retarded plungers that cut back timing at full boost). Set up your full fueling to around 20-25psi with shop air.

Better yet,
Check out this thread.
Bosch P7100 pump information (collected) - Competition Diesel.Com - Bringing The BEST Together
AND SEARCH! Especially on CompD.

You can make 400+ on your truck and easily 700ft/lbs of torque.

Cant say that much for your buddies truck. 7.3s are hard to get power out of with just abox.

ALSO,

GET THAT CLUTCH IN BEFORE THE DYNO!! You will lose MAJOR power without it. Only takes a couple of hours to do.

 

[murphy41]

Take the plate out, and gut the AFC for the dyno run, If the clutch will hold you got it man

 

[tony597fitter]

Take the plate out, and gut the AFC for the dyno run, If the clutch will hold you got it man

Youll lose power, with no afc. He'll put the fire out before the run is over.
Its a proven fact over and over that no AFC loses power, ESPECIALLY with a stock turbo.

 

[da boss]

No clue what the boost elbow is so will have to search it and the truck will be fully back together with the new clutch in it by the end of tomorrow. Btw im currently putting out about 40psi with no plate and about 42-43psi with the afc gutted and im not sure yet how to limit it.

 

[murphy41]

Depends on how your drive, Use your right foot to control it and you will be just fine, Oh wait your from Comp D you guys know EVERYTHING !!

 

[mopar or no car]

I dont have a guess for output, but am wondering bout your timing. Where is it know? Too much timing hurts the bottom end where the torque really shines, but helps the top end come alive. While lower timing hurts the top end but helps give grunt to the bottom end. someone else chime in here as I'm not sure how much or how drastic timing really does affect the torque, as i'm just going off what I was told when I asked bout running high timing.

as for the head bolts, I called Jeff Garmon and I think he told me to go to 135 ft lbs on used head bolts, mine wouldn't take more than 120, but I have orings too.

As far as the plate and afc arm, wouldn't you make more power with them out? If you do put the arm back in, I would grind the backside to make sure it moves far enough to give you full fuel potential for what it will do with the current state of tuning.

Jordan

 

[tony597fitter]

I dont have a guess for output, but am wondering bout your timing. Where is it know? Too much timing hurts the bottom end where the torque really shines, but helps the top end come alive. While lower timing hurts the top end but helps give grunt to the bottom end. someone else chime in here as I'm not sure how much or how drastic timing really does affect the torque, as i'm just going off what I was told when I asked bout running high timing.

as for the head bolts, I called Jeff Garmon and I think he told me to go to 135 ft lbs on used head bolts, mine wouldn't take more than 120, but I have orings too.

As far as the plate and afc arm, wouldn't you make more power with them out? If you do put the arm back in, I would grind the backside to make sure it moves far enough to give you full fuel potential for what it will do with the current state of tuning.

Jordan

You really talked to Jeff?
What the stock head bolt torque sequence then?

 

[tony597fitter]

Depends on how your drive, Use your right foot to control it and you will be just fine, Oh wait your from Comp D you guys know EVERYTHING !!

Thanks,
MR. 2008 Cummins Forum!:yourock:

 

[murphy41]

Anytime sir ! Everyone knows the more smoke you make, the more powerful the trucks is !! I thought all Comp D guys knew that :lol4: :S:

 

[mopar or no car]

Yes sir, thee jeff. He said new bolts-bolts, not studs-to 150 ft lbs. Kinda like his on the edge thinking though. He's not afraid to try stuff, or to make a 160 pump run.

 

[beave]

Depends on how your drive, Use your right foot to control it and you will be just fine, Oh wait your from Comp D you guys know EVERYTHING !!

your just now figuring this out.

And yes it is much better to tune the pump then to just gut it.

 

[murphy41]

Im just in the razzing mood :hehe:

 

[mopar or no car]

Hmmm-dont think I'm letting the cat out of the bag here. Cant remember exactly, but go in lots of small increments. I got all mine to 120, then on the way to 125, one bolt kept moving way too far so I went back to 120 for all. Just torqued them in order following cummins specs.

 

[tony597fitter]

Yes sir, thee jeff. He said new bolts-bolts, not studs-to 150 ft lbs. Kinda like his on the edge thinking though. He's not afraid to try stuff, or to make a 160 pump run.

OK so how did he tell you how to do the "secret" torque sequence?

 

[tony597fitter]

Anytime sir ! Everyone knows the more smoke you make, the more powerful the trucks is !! I thought all Comp D guys knew that :lol4: :S:

Yeah WE do (me and you), RIGHT Murph?:shock:

 

[mopar or no car]

When you say putting out the fire-you mean with too much pre boost fuel, or even under full boost its too much fuel?

 

[tony597fitter]

Pre-boost.

 

[murphy41]

Yeah WE do (me and you), RIGHT Murph?:shock:

Of Course, Just look at my Avatar picture man ! :hehe: