Will L.
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Way awesome! Can't wait to see driving.
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AWESOME INDEEDInside and outside of intake showing duramax intake heater (and drain plug closing second heater port until the other one arrives) position. View attachment 55558View attachment 55558View attachment 55559
Great skillset!Fan shroud is cleverly done by a cnc plasma table. My buddy cuts all the lines and leaves a small tab. No head for a brake to make bends. Just use vice grips and weld it after.View attachment 55556
GREAT!Engine is in and fired! I think the timing is off a bit. Double checking today. View attachment 55555
Did you ever get the pulley diameters figured out or?Ok awesome. How do you determine the correct size pulley you need? I'm guessing I wouldn't be able to just bolt the cummins 8 rib pulley onto the 6.5 alternator?
I was running a cs144 on my 6.5. Should I stick with that or change to something else?
Did you ever get the pulley diameters figured out or?
Looks like a clever solution to me!This was a good moment. How to tap a straight 22mm hole for my intake heater. Using whatever is at hand....
There is an aftermarket high output single wire alt for the Ram Cummins that has a "W" terminal for electric tach signal.I said screw it & I'm using a dodge alternator with an external regulator.
Sounds to me like you need a better torque converter. My torque converter (that had maybe 15,000 miles) was fine with my 6.5 with as much fuel as the DS4 could give it. Then I put the hot DB2 on it and I hate the converter unless the converter clutch is locked. I’ll be getting a new converter in it before it gets back on the road. I think you are experiencing the same thing now that you have more torque available.I have new respect for transmission tuners...
It's not as straightforward as it seems. A Hummer is about 7500 lbs, the final drive reduction is almost 5:1, tires are 37" stock. It makes for a weird setup.
The H1 spends most of it's time in 4th gear.
Torque converter Lockup seems to make the best boost and allow the truck to climb past 60mph. Otherwise 4th gear just reves the engine, with low boost and no gain in speed. But the converter locks up and then the whole machine just drones endlessly at 50mph like its lugging (but its not really at 1800 -2000 rpm)the engine and building egt's. If I pound the throttle it leaves lockup, but reves without making power or gaining speed...,,
I'm playing with speed parameters on when lockup engages and dissengages and at what throttle position (% of tps swing) it engages and dissengages as well.
I'm missing something...It's never right.
I'll post screen shots of what I've set up to see if anyone notices a glaring error. Or it may be pressure curves on the gear setups I have off. I've not been brave enough to touch those yet...
I have new respect for transmission tuners...
It's not as straightforward as it seems. A Hummer is about 7500 lbs, the final drive reduction is almost 5:1, tires are 37" stock. It makes for a weird setup.
The H1 spends most of it's time in 4th gear.
Torque converter Lockup seems to make the best boost and allow the truck to climb past 60mph. Otherwise 4th gear just reves the engine, with low boost and no gain in speed. But the converter locks up and then the whole machine just drones endlessly at 50mph like its lugging (but its not really at 1800 -2000 rpm)the engine and building egt's. If I pound the throttle it leaves lockup, but reves without making power or gaining speed...,,
I'm playing with speed parameters on when lockup engages and dissengages and at what throttle position (% of tps swing) it engages and dissengages as well.
I'm missing something...It's never right.
I'll post screen shots of what I've set up to see if anyone notices a glaring error. Or it may be pressure curves on the gear setups I have off. I've not been brave enough to touch those yet...