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Originally Posted by KingLT1
His car isn't really making 610...that is the issue with correction factor at high elevation. The car likely made 490whp in high elevation and the dyno spits out a corrected number saying this is what it would make at sea level in 70 degree weather but the problem is that it would never truly make 610whp on the stock fuel system at sea level. It's basically like measuring from behind the balls.
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High altitude problems, but should’ve known posting a corrected dyno number would cause some drama, lol.
Car runs great regardless though. High 11’s trapping around 124mph, all with easy throttle, terrible 60ft times, and 12000+ DA. Runs and compares with GT-Rs, Hellcats, and 6th gen ZL1s and cars of the like, so no regrets with it so far. Back when I had fresh all seasons on and the tires would actually hook, 0-60 got down to 3.6 seconds as well. Happy with it as a street car.