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Thread: Honest 500 Rwhp
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Old 05-03-2007, 11:47 AM   #20 (permalink)
Doug Allen
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Joe As you know, I have the 2.9, and the new T body. I just redid the exhaust by removing the Y and am running a Magnaflow 4 in 4 out (sounds awsome and there is about 0 muffler backpressure. So now I am thinking about the 2.8 pulley. I know, I know I'm . Would that be a noticible change IYO and seeing as we can only get 91 octane, do you think that a trip down to Carlsbad fo an updated tune is wise, or do you think a dyno tune is a good idea at this point. What your last tune did for my truck last month iws awsome by the way.
I was actually thinking about asking Joe the same thing - I have the 2.9 pulley. Would it squeeze a few more horses out of it with a 2.8 pulley (with 91 octane premium here in Phoenix)?
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