Just wondering if anyone has just taken out the air filter completely and seen how much the HP numbers go up. As FCA states the reason the TRX hellcat HP are lower than other application is the restrictive fine sand filtering air filter.
I think the performance pages display how much horsepower the engine is putting out at any given time?
Kinda a quick and dirty, K&N high flow filter test that usually gives you 10-15% more power, but with no filter restriction.
If you dont live by a desert where you can just go out and go nuts, and they dont really let you drive all out on beach front. How many really need that super restrictive air filtering system.
I understand its purpose built truck, but even 10% of 702 HP is another 70, and usually K&N give you 10%.
It would be interesting test. Might have to find a 4WD dyno and try it.
Any input appreciated.
I think the performance pages display how much horsepower the engine is putting out at any given time?
Kinda a quick and dirty, K&N high flow filter test that usually gives you 10-15% more power, but with no filter restriction.
If you dont live by a desert where you can just go out and go nuts, and they dont really let you drive all out on beach front. How many really need that super restrictive air filtering system.
I understand its purpose built truck, but even 10% of 702 HP is another 70, and usually K&N give you 10%.
It would be interesting test. Might have to find a 4WD dyno and try it.
Any input appreciated.