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Old 06-12-2018, 09:50 PM   #1
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estimated rwhp numbers

hey there i have ported heads, tsp vvt 2 cam, long tube headers, Cold air intake with a full custom exhaust (catless) what numbers do you think i will get with this setup not looking for a straight line car building it primarily for road course.....
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Old 06-12-2018, 11:53 PM   #2
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It really all depends on the dyno. If you don't have a baseline dyno, chasing a number is pointless. Depending on the dyno, you may see anywhere between 420rwhp and 550rwhp.
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Old 06-13-2018, 03:44 AM   #3
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It really all depends on the dyno. If you don't have a baseline dyno, chasing a number is pointless. Depending on the dyno, you may see anywhere between 420rwhp and 550rwhp.
my baseline was 401rwhp
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Old 06-13-2018, 03:48 AM   #4
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It really all depends on the dyno. If you don't have a baseline dyno, chasing a number is pointless. Depending on the dyno, you may see anywhere between 420rwhp and 550rwhp.
mustang dyno numbers 478hp/462ftlb then i was told their dyno reads 13% lower numbers but im glad with the numbers i have now
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mustang dyno numbers 478hp/462ftlb then i was told their dyno reads 13% lower numbers but im glad with the numbers i have now
An increase of 77 rwhp sounds a bit weak for those mods and that amount of work... but, it really all depends on the area under the hp curve.

Same dyno for baseline and the 478/462 run?
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Old 06-14-2018, 02:43 AM   #6
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An increase of 77 rwhp sounds a bit weak for those mods and that amount of work... but, it really all depends on the area under the hp curve.

Same dyno for baseline and the 478/462 run?
i was thinkin that also and no not done on the same dyno the 401 baseline was done on a dynojet
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i was thinkin that also and no not done on the same dyno the 401 baseline was done on a dynojet
Then you really can't compare the two numbers...

For apples to apples, you'll need to go back and get an after reading from your baseline dyno.
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Then you really can't compare the two numbers...

For apples to apples, you'll need to go back and get an after reading from your baseline dyno.
oh ok got ya
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Old 06-14-2018, 07:21 AM   #9
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I would imagine a gain of ~ 100 to 110 rwhp. Add E85 then maybe 125 to 135+
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Old 06-20-2018, 02:38 AM   #10
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The real question is, how can you have heads and cam and not be tuned and ran your car on a dyno. I think what your trying to do is find out how much you can make if you had all of those parts. That's my thought.
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hey there i have ported heads, tsp vvt 2 cam, long tube headers, Cold air intake with a full custom exhaust (catless) what numbers do you think i will get with this setup not looking for a straight line car building it primarily for road course.....
All those breathing mods and no intake manifold?

Imo all you need now is a ported throttle body and intake manifold and you will have derestricted the entire path

Guys with similar mods plus the mods I mentioned are in the 550whp+ range
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Old 06-20-2018, 03:44 PM   #12
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All those breathing mods and no intake manifold?

Imo all you need now is a ported throttle body and intake manifold and you will have derestricted the entire path

Guys with similar mods plus the mods I mentioned are in the 550whp+ range
in the process of doing this i ran into medical issues but ill be gettin it
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