D/A hits 571 rwhp

[Bart Timothy]

Check here for for the latest on the ATS (out of Denver) D/A.

http://www.turbodieselregister.com/forums/showthread.php?s=da4ab4ed124e4d690ee0a262a25f3732&threadid=56455&perpage=15&pagenumber=2

[Kennedy]

Now THAT one I believe as we have communicated about this project, and we have also traded some parts. That's not just one box on the #2 only.

Notice how the peaks are @ 2500RPM whereas the stocker peaks up above 3,000 rpm...

From what I hear, you don't want to be anywhere near this truck when it leaves the line! :eek:

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[SMOKIN DEEZUL]

SWEET!!! Now your talkin! but the bucks it took to do it....

Greg

[car of the week]

What was done, motor-wise, to make that kind of horsepower? 512.8hp and 1077tq are some serious numbers, and that was with no propane or nitous!
I am just curious so if anybody knows, please elaborate

Kennedy? anyone?

Thanks
Ryan

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[mdrag]

What a flurry of performance news!!! :eek: From today's topics in this forum: 435 RWHP, 485 RWHP, and 571 RWHP... DON'T STOP!!!

Too bad the stock market isn't performing like the Dmax performance mods :D

I'm even happier that I decided to go with the KD monster 5" exhaust seeing the future mods that may land in my truck ;)

[Bart Timothy]

Read the entire thread and you'll find out quite a bit about what was done to the truck. Check the ATS website (there is a hyperlink in one of the posts) and you'll learn more.

D/A owners should consider ATS, for Allison modifications. They have started quite a revolution with their Dodge tranny mods. They are not affiliated with the ATS out of Utah which many diesel owners are aware of, and have D/A mods of thier own for sale.

[conradv]

Holy Cr*p! What will we be driving when it's 950hp & 1900 ftlb? Shermans?

;)

[tpitt]

I recently sold one of their Dodge autos along with their triple-lok converter to one of my customers. They seem to have very good products. I'm going to be dealing with them a lot more when I finally get to selling and installing fulltime. tpitt