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That looks like the same dyno that I got owned on. Its a Dynocom dyno, from what I can tell. They're load bearing dyno's and unless he set the load percentage correctly for a RWD car (assuming that the dyno is an AWD dyno), it's going to have some really rough numbers. The correction factor on that dyno should be at 1.04, not 1.11/1.10.

On my runs, the first pull was set for an AWD load and I ended up putting down some abysmal numbers. He changed the settings to be dialed in for a RWD car. Also, you were put in the wrong gear. 5th or 6th gear would have been more appropriate for an accurate dyno run. I would think that with a proper run, even on those dyno's, you'd probably be around 370-390 as a baseline on there. No matter what, the numbers are going to be lower than every other dyno other than a Mustang dyno. It's just the nature of the beast.

I attached my sheet as an example.