Increasing HorsePower -- What You Need To Know
12-16-2020, (Subject: Increasing HorsePower -- What You Need To Know ) 
Post: #109
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Ok thanks Rawze... only problem is I wouldn’t know scruff to look
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03-24-2021, (Subject: Increasing HorsePower -- What You Need To Know ) 
Post: #110
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I have a KW with data sheet that states 550/1850 yet the original and current CAL is AV10094 500/1850. I'm confused as I am not sure what the power rating is.

CPL 2965
Hauling 80 - 115t

Currently torque drops off beyond 1650rpm.

Engine has covered 350,000km since last out of frame rebuild so is not far off an in-frame rebuild at which point I'd prefer to go 550/1850.

Which would be the most appropriate original Cal?
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03-25-2021, (Subject: Increasing HorsePower -- What You Need To Know ) 
Post: #111
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(03-24-2021 )alamow Wrote:  I have a KW with data sheet that states 550/1850 yet the original and current CAL is AV10094 500/1850. I'm confused as I am not sure what the power rating is.

CPL 2965
Hauling 80 - 115t

Currently torque drops off beyond 1650rpm.

Engine has covered 350,000km since last out of frame rebuild so is not far off an in-frame rebuild at which point I'd prefer to go 550/1850.

Which would be the most appropriate original Cal?


Not sure what your getting at there. Here is the power curve for program AV10094 ...
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(right click and choose "view image" if you want to see a bigger version of the pic).

* It is essentially 540HP from 1500 rpm all the way to 1900 rpm. It shows a peak of 540.8 HP at 1600 rpm.

* It also shows 1887 ft-lbs torque from 1100 - 1500 rpm. (1850 @ 1100 - 1400 rpm is quite hard on the ISX though and will shorten its life if driven there under high loads very much).


Also, why would you have to rebuild an engine every 250k miles or so?. I know you mentioned Aussie road-train weights, but even still,.. this is way too often. Should be more like 650 - 800km if the engine is well cared for, driven correctly, (and programmed correctly if the egr has been switched off).

- Is this engine egr-deleted?. if so then u might want to send (e-mail) a copy of the program to me for inspection/review. See what is in there that could be shortening its lifespan by so much.


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03-26-2021, (Subject: Increasing HorsePower -- What You Need To Know ) 
Post: #112
RE: Increasing HorsePower -- What You Need To Know
Is BZ90007 compatible with DT90139.14 ?


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03-26-2021, (Subject: Increasing HorsePower -- What You Need To Know ) 
Post: #113
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(03-26-2021 )tree98 Wrote:  Is BZ90007 compatible with DT90139.14 ?

Other than that the 'BZ90007' program is for an ISB-CM2250 ecm and the 'DT90139' program is for an ISB-CM2350 ecm?. Completely different ecm and external systems.

It would be just like trying to compare a CM2250 ISX to a CM2350 ISX.


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03-26-2021, (Subject: Increasing HorsePower -- What You Need To Know ) 
Post: #114
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Oh ok yea won't work then. Thanks


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03-28-2021, (Subject: Increasing HorsePower -- What You Need To Know ) 
Post: #115
RE: Increasing HorsePower -- What You Need To Know
(03-25-2021 )Rawze Wrote:  
(03-24-2021 )alamow Wrote:  I have a KW with data sheet that states 550/1850 yet the original and current CAL is AV10094 500/1850. I'm confused as I am not sure what the power rating is.

CPL 2965
Hauling 80 - 115t

Currently torque drops off beyond 1650rpm.

Engine has covered 350,000km since last out of frame rebuild so is not far off an in-frame rebuild at which point I'd prefer to go 550/1850.

Which would be the most appropriate original Cal?


Not sure what your getting at there. Here is the power curve for program AV10094 ...

(right click and choose "view image" if you want to see a bigger version of the pic).

* It is essentially 540HP from 1500 rpm all the way to 1900 rpm. It shows a peak of 540.8 HP at 1600 rpm.

* It also shows 1887 ft-lbs torque from 1100 - 1500 rpm. (1850 @ 1100 - 1400 rpm is quite hard on the ISX though and will shorten its life if driven there under high loads very much).


Also, why would you have to rebuild an engine every 250k miles or so?. I know you mentioned Aussie road-train weights, but even still,.. this is way too often. Should be more like 650 - 800km if the engine is well cared for, driven correctly, (and programmed correctly if the egr has been switched off).

- Is this engine egr-deleted?. if so then u might want to send (e-mail) a copy of the program to me for inspection/review. See what is in there that could be shortening its lifespan by so much.

Thanks Rawze. I was looking at a ISX500 torque map. 550hp is plenty for what I do.

EGR is not deleted. All standard.

650-800km sounds about right for linehaul. The high ambient temps the engines are operating seems to shorten their life considerably.
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07-26-2021, (Subject: Increasing HorsePower -- What You Need To Know ) 
Post: #116
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Is AV10083 compatible with AV10094?
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07-26-2021, (Subject: Increasing HorsePower -- What You Need To Know ) 
Post: #117
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(07-26-2021 )alamow Wrote:  Is AV10083 compatible with AV10094?

Program AV10083 and AV10094 are 100% compatible with each other.

(actual settings)...
They both have the same torque settings (1880 torque) and power curve until 1600 RPM. After that ...

* The AV10094 has 541Hp @ 1600, then falls off slightly as RPM goes up further.


* The AV10083 has 575Hp @ 1600, and crests at 590HP @ 1800. It then falls off slightly as RPM goes up further.


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