SPD installed. Noticable difference.

[Bullishone]

any noticeable lag in normal driving (below 3000rpms) vs stock performance?

No none, wheels spin.

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[byz250f]

No none, wheels spin.

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solid work. I could get 100% on board with these adapters if I didn't see the 1 dyno sheet where the dude on FB did a before and after the same day/same dyno and it showed a clear drop in tq and hp below 2700rpms. I do a lot of towing.high way driving and 2000-2700rpms is where I do a lot of my driving.

 

[Bullishone]

solid work. I could get 100% on board with these adapters if I didn't see the 1 dyno sheet where the dude on FB did a before and after the same day/same dyno and it showed a clear drop in tq and hp below 2700rpms. I do a lot of towing.high way driving and 2000-2700rpms is where I do a lot of my driving.

I tow as well, a 6k+ boat. Do you have a link?

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[Jake17]

SPD adapters/Boostmax/Pedal Commander
for $ucker$

 

[xrocket21]

any noticeable lag in normal driving (below 3000rpms) vs stock performance?

 

[ZaneMasterX]

Although we didn't dyno it, there is a significant different from factory to now. The truck has a deeper note, but more important you notice an increase in performance. Totally worth the upgrade.



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Yeah, I dont believe you.

 

[Bullishone]

Yeah, I dont believe you.

Yeah, I don't care.

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[crash457]

Sounds like BS. Nobody likes to admit that they wasted money, but unless you can prove otherwise, SPD is snake oil. (butt dynos don't count)

 

[Jimbo]

Do you have a baseline dyno run to compare to now with the SPD adapters?

 

[Jake17]

Got a dyno sheet to compare the SPD adapters?

this is it 'til he sprays more ca$h on intake/headers/exhaust