Is TST worth it!!!
#1
Is TST worth it!!!
ok guys from what i have in my sig, would i benefit any selling my DRAG comp and going with a TST/ smarty or EZ stack? bout how much more hp would i gain if any? have never rode in a truck with a TST so i have no clue as to how they perform. mind you i have some good size sticks, would i ever be able to run the TST on 9x9? everyone says its way to aggressive to run it there but it only gives the same amount of hp as my comp? what am i missing here? any imput would be greatly appreciated. thanks in advance
Last edited by inline6power; 06-05-2006 at 06:53 PM. Reason: forgot some stuff
#3
Originally Posted by Charlie8301
not sure if you would gain and peak HP but I think the fueling curve of a Smart/TST is more agressive than the comp. Also I like the timing of the smarty better then the EZ.
Randy
Randy
#5
Originally Posted by Charlie8301
the smarty will really fuel hard down low, spooling the turbo faster and making light to light racing faster. But it'll also smoke more until the turbo spools.
#6
next time i'll try to read your sig
Seeing how you aready have a smarty I dont think you see big gains switching to a TST. but if you did switch to a smarty/tst you could run the dymanic timing of the smarty versus the static timing of the comp.
Randy
Seeing how you aready have a smarty I dont think you see big gains switching to a TST. but if you did switch to a smarty/tst you could run the dymanic timing of the smarty versus the static timing of the comp.
Randy
#7
Originally Posted by Charlie8301
next time i'll try to read your sig
Seeing how you aready have a smarty I dont think you see big gains switching to a TST. but if you did switch to a smarty/tst you could run the dymanic timing of the smarty versus the static timing of the comp.
Randy
Seeing how you aready have a smarty I dont think you see big gains switching to a TST. but if you did switch to a smarty/tst you could run the dymanic timing of the smarty versus the static timing of the comp.
Randy
Trending Topics
#9
Originally Posted by Charlie8301
next time i'll try to read your sig
Seeing how you aready have a smarty I dont think you see big gains switching to a TST. but if you did switch to a smarty/tst you could run the dymanic timing of the smarty versus the static timing of the comp.
Randy
Seeing how you aready have a smarty I dont think you see big gains switching to a TST. but if you did switch to a smarty/tst you could run the dymanic timing of the smarty versus the static timing of the comp.
Randy
#10
i am just trying to figure out if i am better off with the DRAG comp and the smarty or better off with the TST and smarty or EZ. just trying to figure out what the ultimate stack is for my truck along with what i have in my sig. i think i really need to start thinkin about twin turbos or something cuase this little Auroa 2000 is to small for my setup and egts are off the charts.
#11
My buddy had 99 2500 5 speed with the EZ/TST w/remote stack and it was awesome.
On 5 or above, mash it down with it rainin and it would spin till you let off. 9 on pavement would melt tires but after the fourth or fifth time (brand new mickey thompson 16X10s with 305 Dick cepeck tires) the clutch started slippin, bad.
On 5 or above, mash it down with it rainin and it would spin till you let off. 9 on pavement would melt tires but after the fourth or fifth time (brand new mickey thompson 16X10s with 305 Dick cepeck tires) the clutch started slippin, bad.
#13
Originally Posted by BigBlue
I'll let ya know next week cause I'm getting rid of my Comp and going with the TST.
here is a good way to put it. if you took the same identical truck as mine, with the same modes, injectors, turbo ect, and it had the TST/EZ and mine still had the DRAG comp with the smarty, who wouuld win in a street race? thats what i am lookin for. not a huge huge improvment but something more than what i have right now.
#14
Well, I don't know if my logic is correct or not but this is how it makes sence to me in my head:
Comp is half timing and half fuel so lets say 60hp timing and 60 fuel.
TST is 120 hp with fuel only.
So it would stand to reason that if you stacked an EZ (60hp) and a TST (120) that it would have 60 more hp than a comp.
I'm sure this probably doesn't work out this way on a dyno but I would still bet it would be higher.
Just my .02
Comp is half timing and half fuel so lets say 60hp timing and 60 fuel.
TST is 120 hp with fuel only.
So it would stand to reason that if you stacked an EZ (60hp) and a TST (120) that it would have 60 more hp than a comp.
I'm sure this probably doesn't work out this way on a dyno but I would still bet it would be higher.
Just my .02
#15
Originally Posted by Sea Bass
Well, I don't know if my logic is correct or not but this is how it makes sence to me in my head:
Comp is half timing and half fuel so lets say 60hp timing and 60 fuel.
TST is 120 hp with fuel only.
So it would stand to reason that if you stacked an EZ (60hp) and a TST (120) that it would have 60 more hp than a comp.
I'm sure this probably doesn't work out this way on a dyno but I would still bet it would be higher.
Just my .02
Comp is half timing and half fuel so lets say 60hp timing and 60 fuel.
TST is 120 hp with fuel only.
So it would stand to reason that if you stacked an EZ (60hp) and a TST (120) that it would have 60 more hp than a comp.
I'm sure this probably doesn't work out this way on a dyno but I would still bet it would be higher.
Just my .02
TST=fuel only
Smarty= fuel or timing or both but timing is only on the low end i believe
DRAG comp= fuel+timing but the timing is on the high end.
so my conclusion is DRAG+Smarty= high end timing with low end fuel plus high end fuel from the comp
TST+Smarty=LOTS of fuel plus low end timing but no high end timing
what is a guy to do. please correct me if i am wrong