I recently replaced my timing gear housing and at the same time I checked the position of my fuel plate.My truck still has the original plate and I moved it completely forward.I am wondering if anyone would have any idea as to how much more power the truck would now have.It was originaly rated at 175 HP.This is in a 1995 Dodge.I have noticed an increase in the boost pressure.
chucks

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sorry posted in wrong forum.Should be 94-98

 

not much gain there but some no dought, slip a 100 plate in there dude

I moved this thread to 94-98 bud

 

noticable.. but u want a good gain... do what whit said and thorugh a 100 in there,

 

Yes do the 100 plate w/ the afc and fp ff you'll be hawling bawls.

 

From what you say it propably would be wild,but what about the rest of the powertrain?Will it handle it?For now I am happy with the gains that I have now.I will try this for a while and go from there.Thanks.
chucks

 

An auto, no it's gonna be hurting. A 5spd, baby the clutch and you'll be ok for a while.

 

100 plat FF will tear up the tranny the rest will handle it

 

i ground my stock plate today i copied a 100 plate wow!!! big improvement well worth it