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beedo 02-22-2020 01:30 PM

Dyno Day
 
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So I am happy with the number it put down today. It was a club event and for some reason they only gave us HP numbers but I put down 419 with a roto fab and a soler PP throttle body. Two cars after me was an 18 SS auto with exhaust and besides that stock, she put down 380, everyone says the dyno is stingy but I'm happy.

Zboy136 02-22-2020 02:59 PM

Good start, unless you are going to stay put?


I would go with the msd ported intake as well it goes great with the tb.


I recently dyno'd mine and got 527 with only a couple more mods then what you have.

Eldi Z 02-22-2020 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Zboy136 (Post 10730324)
Good start, unless you are going to stay put?


I would go with the msd ported intake as well it goes great with the tb.


I recently dyno'd mine and got 527 with only a couple more mods then what you have.

Does this include a tune? I guess it does...

Zboy136 02-22-2020 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Eldi Z (Post 10730424)
Does this include a tune? I guess it does...




Yep have to have a tune to really modify anything so thats a gimme. But its on 93, since I dont have any E stations around here.

beedo 02-22-2020 10:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Zboy136 (Post 10730324)
Good start, unless you are going to stay put?


I would go with the msd ported intake as well it goes great with the tb.


I recently dyno'd mine and got 527 with only a couple more mods then what you have.

527 is nice! Right now I'm trying to keep my warranty in track and dont want to tune it, but I do have e85 everywhere in my area and will go that route for sure when its time

Msquared 02-23-2020 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by beedo (Post 10730271)
..for some reason they only gave us HP numbers...

They probably didn't hook up the tach signal. I assume your results are graphed over MPH instead of RPM? No matter, the power curve and numbers are still accurate, and power at any given road speed is the only thing that determines your acceleration. Torque numbers have no meaning in terms of vehicle performance. The shape of the torque curve can tell you how the engine will behave, but not the magnitude (numbers).

pbsinternet1le 02-24-2020 09:38 PM

Kooks long tubes, ported msd intake, and nick William's 103mm throttle body has transformed this car into everything I wanted..really pulls hard mid range, wider powerband, and great response. Luv it! https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...&id=1632797262


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