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Old 01-24-2008, 11:50 AM
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I'm just curious about how much horsepower a short ram intake and exhaust would net my 5.7 separately and combined.

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Intake = 10-15 HP
Exhaust = 5-10 HP

Together = 20-25 HP

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15-25HP together. At the rear wheels I've seen something like 15-20 on some dynos.
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Default Re: quick HP question
Tested this on my 07 crewmax, my dynojet with 2500lbs drums, short ram intake alone made 7hp & 10.2 torque cat back 2 1/2'' magnaflow exhaust with the intake made a total of 13.6hp & 16.5 torque. To the ground. Will post up some graphs later tonight....
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