DYNO MY STOCK 1ST GEN 12v CUMMINS

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so i put this stock first gen cummins ( the burnout truck ) on the dyno to see how much power it makes and well it did better then i thought it would at a 195 hp,
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Cutterup auto
6224B 6224 2 street SE
Calgary Alberta Canada
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@idaholineman5788 Месяц назад

Will be cool to see this start to pick up power.

@JC-gw3yo Месяц назад

Drove through Calgary the other day and I thought of Cutterup Rob... I am going to be a stocker... Ha

@dieseldonna93 Месяц назад

I would love to learn as much as i can on my 1st Gen and how to add more power without killing my bank account cause im always having guys pull up to me to race and my baby is not a racing truck she will pull the shit out of anything like a house lol Please more ❤

@Mr2eyedjack Месяц назад

I did a governor spring, it really did make a difference for stock drivability

@elroyelblander6277 Месяц назад

👍👍... .. thanks for another video...catch ya on the next one 👍👊

@SecondHandManKase Месяц назад

Awe man no tshirt for me haha but I'm excited to see the gains on this one!

@BentonL Месяц назад

Please test the monster ram vs stock on one of your sessions and post the results. If you need one I can send you one, but I would like it back.

@dreamwoodcraft8505 Месяц назад

I can't wait to turn it up lol

@dennisgrady8939 Месяц назад

So far on my 1st gen, finally after 30yrs 60lb valve springs , fuel pin , gov spring next week hx 35 upgrade turbo and 4in. diamondeye exhaust Yes this old truck just woke up with the gov spring and fuel pin.Rob after adding the turbo and 4in exhaust approximately what kind of HP would this 5.9 5spd be producing? or any suggestions as to another addition thanks Dennis

@gabetidyman2022 Месяц назад

Got a question for you. My 1991 first gen is having troubles with oil pressure. When it's warmed up and I'm decelerating, it almost dies coming to a stop and the oil pressure gauge drops to nothing. But pressing back on the throttle picks the gauge back up to the line before half. The motor's got 400k miles on it is what I was told. Any information would be great! Thanks

@barrycraig4773 Месяц назад

Any thoughts on Medium duty trucks??? Like improvements on air,fuel, exhaust just for longevity sakes, I'm fine with it running the way it does, it's a putter and it can go 75 on the beltway. I thought about taking off the front of motor to address that ( KDP) change out the water pump while there and do the thermostat. I seen something on the heater grid bolt. Its a 1999 F-800 with a 5.9 Cummins And it runs just fine,located here in Baltimore MD,but need to travel to western Pa with those 6% grades.

@searlearnold2867 Месяц назад

I've had a few F800's in commercial fleets, you can do the basics like you think. First move is to make sure you're starting with a well built crate or rebuilt, not hot rodding an old tired engine. Are you thinking of the 6.7 issue with the heater grid bolt? The thing with the F800 is the fact that it is not like an F350. The diffs and the transmission are medium duty. The best performance bet is to improve the transmission. If it's a 5 speed Allison automatic, the upgrade would be a 6 speed. If it's a manual transmission, how many gears? If it's a 6 speed, you may want a 9 or 10 speed to give you more choice for those hills. A 10 speed is a 5 speed around town, but the splits really help on those hills. Rear end gears appropriate for the mountains can kill you on the flats depending on your load and vice versa. If you're not on long hauls, a middle of the road rear end ratio will make a difference.