Just wondering.

 

Depends on year. My machanic said my old turbo from my early 03 pushed 22 and the replasment turbo from a late 04-07 will hold at 25, Could be wrong though, Just what I heard

 

It would also depend on rather or not it's tuned, geographical factors(thicker air, thinner air etc) and a couple of other factors as well. I've heard of some people not being able to get more then 27, while I have heard some get 35.

 

Mainly looking for stock numbers.

 

My 03 is stock. At WOT I can get it up to around 22-23. I am at 4500-5000 ft in elevation here in UT. I have not checked it yet with a trailer on it to see if there is a difference.

 

Cool thanks

 

Pulling a 13k trailer I am getting 25 to 27 when I get on it. The boost gauges don't have a very definitive graduation in this area so it is a close assumption of the gauges position.

 

Mine will pull 29 once I hit third gear at WOT.

 

During my conversation with the tech last week, he told me that it should be making at least 20-25. That's for a stock non-tuned truck.

 

And not much more. 28 to 29 should be max for a stocker.

 

Unloaded, my truck makes about 22-25 stock, about 29 with Xtreme street tune. Xtreme drag race/sled pull tune while pulling at the truck pull I have seen 37+

 

Thank goodness for studs !!!!!!!!!

 

~47psi, blew the clamp that held the downpipe onto the turbo, so the downpipe was 2 inches from the turbo when I checked it the next morning. That was not a good noice to be hearing on v-day last year.

 

AMEN brotha!


Fuel system is next on my "to-do list"

 

I have always told you that you are in a league of your own!!