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I couldn't tell you either, but its feels alot better doesn't it. I know I switch between 60e and 80e all the time. I like 60e around town, not so touchy, but on the freeway I go to 80e at highway speed and can really feel that as well. Not much difference between the 100 and 80e so I should of went to the 120 instead. I'm guessing right around 300 hp at the rear tires with that tune. The 250 is at the crank shaft. Someone else who knows should tune in soon.
At the wheels. I dynoed about 290/610 in 80E. In 120R, it was about 311/680.
Thanks Joe I myself have a E99 set up and I am hoping for around 300hp. If I can get 290/ and over 600ft/lbs of torque out of it I'll be doing a happy dance. I myself am more interested in torque than I am hp. I'll find out at RRE this summer.
I'd like to put my box van on a dyno but nobody has doors 12' tall that has a dyno around here. So i must have 500hp and 1200lbs of unproven torque, and i'm sticking to my story
I know how fast my truck is in the 1/8 mile, only raced it once (on the track) at the first RRE, got the time slips for proof but no HP backing so I can't comment..
If you're planning on drag racing it, you'll be disappointed that being "more interested in torque" isn't what you should be interested in.
However, that's a different story for another time.
No I am not going to drag race. LOL I know my old dually is a dog. But I was planning on doing the dyno as long as I have tunes by then to see where I am at. And I am interested in torque just for the fact that my truck is used for pulling my boat and some launch ramps can be tricky.