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Old 02-03-2018, 08:52 PM
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Default 2005 Suburban 2500 6.0 LQ4

200k miles on the clock for the stock 6.0. Dyno pre-mods was 260 hp and 280 ft-lbs. Mod list:

1-7/8 inch Speed-Engineering headers
BTR Stage 3 truck cam w/LS6 valve springs
Underdrive pulley
E-Fans
AMP Performance Tune

After is 324 hp and 343 ft-lbs.
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Nice gains! Better fuel mileage too?
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Originally Posted by G Atsma
Nice gains! Better fuel mileage too?
Ha! It's a 5800 pound Suburban. What is this mileage you speak of?
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Hey, even if it goes from 10 to 12, it counts! lol
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Nah. It's more like 15 to 14.5. Costco is my friend for gas .
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Originally Posted by joejamesatou
Nah. It's more like 15 to 14.5. Costco is my friend for gas .
Well, that's just because you are hammering it to feel the new-found power you have. Once the new wears off I think you should get better mileage. Your setup should be more efficient than the old one.
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Can't complain with those gains! I bet it's a lot more fun to drive.



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