Yeah, i wouldn't mind knowing what dyno, and what boost controller your running.. have you been remapped ? cause that sounds a bit too high too me with just the mods you have said..1SlowCA18DET wrote:the type of dyno that is in ground, don't know correct name.It was at a mustang shop
Hmm.. My only reasoning is, i have the same mods and only done 171rwhp.. same as all my friends, i've never seen a CA go higher 11 pound then the 170/180 rwhp range.. usually with an sr t25 they get up around 200 but thats with around 13 pound screwed in..1SlowCA18DET wrote:i using a homemade mbc and a safc
Wow,musta been a sort of freak thing, as i have never heard of them flowing that much from the little turbos.. congrats1SlowCA18DET wrote:complety stock that i know of
I think that's pretty good considering the mods you have. Congrats................1SlowCA18DET wrote:3in turbo back, 11lbs of boost, hard pipes and a front mount, What so you guy think 197.9hp and 194.7tq(don't know how to post pictures)
which would put him at 178hp and 175ft/lb. more similar to my dynojet reading.c-rad wrote:If it was a "Mustang" dyno, then those numbers aren't quite accurate as they tend to read about 10% higher than the Dynojets.
when i dynoed my car, right before i seized it i got 190 rwhp and 218 ft/lb of torque at 15 psi on a SR t25, fmic, and stock exhaust. just gotta mess with timing and fuel. you can get torque. btw this was on a dynapack, which is supposedly the most accurate, it doesnt have the flywheel affect of roller dynos.themadscientist wrote:CAs have no torque
that probably helped out with torque figures tooknightrider wrote:stock exhaust
Awesome, so all you have to do is wrinkle out the little bumps, and it'd be a good tune ! excellent work1SlowCA18DET wrote:its a dynojet
good good good, thats good to hear1SlowCA18DET wrote:the dips are from a leak in the intercooler pipes which have ben fixed(a very small leak
Damn MAFS systems....1SlowCA18DET wrote:the dips are from a leak in the intercooler pipes which have ben fixed(a very small leak
This dyno run was done on 12psi of boost with a couple of leaks in the intake manifold and even one before the T-body and at no time did I see such a wicked graph. However, I'm not going to question anyone's hypothesis, but when you see squiggly lines like that, it's more from ignition woes (ie plug gap, too much timing) unless you have a major leak and that would seriously affect power and the graph. It seems as if your plug gaps are too wide for the amount of fuel and boost you were flowing and ultimately be wasting your time and money on the rollers session.Nowhere wrote:Wholy crap AFR!!Nice run!
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