convertible mach 1 dyno day
#22
382 x .80 = 306. .85 is for a stick shift but its an automatic so you times it by .80 because of the 20% drivetrain loss. So more like 122 hp gain. if it was a stick it would be getting about 325 rwhp.
Last edited by 00_buck; 12-19-2008 at 11:55 PM.
#23
Ah, gotcha. Thx for the clarification. Either way, one nice street/strip auto stang. You ever think about 3.73s? I think they'd yield a good gain for no drop in daily drivability.
#24
I had a 4.10 and it was very impractical. I may switch to a 3.73 but I can't help but think that it'll be as impractical as that 4.10 was. I guess it can't be too bad since Ford has a 3.73 option on the new mustangs straight out the factory. How much more would my rpms go up during normal cruising at say 70 mph? with the 4.10 I was at about 3k rpms cruising and 3.55 i'm more like 2300 rpms.
#25
and i don't know if it makes a big difference but i had a bad 02 sensor on the front side when i dynoed and the guy says its drowning out the power. I replaced it and my car "seems" faster but I don't know the hp its putting out with that fixed. either way I don't want to run more boost...
#26
I had a 4.10 and it was very impractical. I may switch to a 3.73 but I can't help but think that it'll be as impractical as that 4.10 was. I guess it can't be too bad since Ford has a 3.73 option on the new mustangs straight out the factory. How much more would my rpms go up during normal cruising at say 70 mph? with the 4.10 I was at about 3k rpms cruising and 3.55 i'm more like 2300 rpms.
#27
#28
I had a 4.10 and it was very impractical. I may switch to a 3.73 but I can't help but think that it'll be as impractical as that 4.10 was. I guess it can't be too bad since Ford has a 3.73 option on the new mustangs straight out the factory. How much more would my rpms go up during normal cruising at say 70 mph? with the 4.10 I was at about 3k rpms cruising and 3.55 i'm more like 2300 rpms.