Bullitt Dyno run, Is this correct?
03-13-2006, 01:30 PM
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Bullitt Dyno run, Is this correct?
My interest was piqued over all this dyno talk Bullitt vs GT, two different internet articles, similar dyno results, For the Bullitt STOCK!!!!!
239.8 RWHP
281 RWTQ
http://www.stangnet.com/pbullitt/bullittdyno.html
236.8 RWHP
279.7RWTQ
http://www.musclemustangfastfords.co...111mmf_bullit/
If so, why are the stock GT #'s so low, 211RWHP, as posted by another member, was the BULLITT, underrated. Where do the BS and truth meet?
John
239.8 RWHP
281 RWTQ
http://www.stangnet.com/pbullitt/bullittdyno.html
236.8 RWHP
279.7RWTQ
http://www.musclemustangfastfords.co...111mmf_bullit/
If so, why are the stock GT #'s so low, 211RWHP, as posted by another member, was the BULLITT, underrated. Where do the BS and truth meet?
John
03-13-2006, 02:12 PM
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RE: Bullitt Dyno run, Is this correct?
wow nanaki your good those were my numbers and yes im running an auto. i wish my car was underrated[:@] but after doing the math for power loss, i ended up with 259.5HP at the flywheel. so its pretty dead on.
03-13-2006, 04:48 PM
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RE: Bullitt Dyno run, Is this correct?
stop taking dyno numbers as the gospel. it's not meant for figuring out exactly how much HP you have, it's meant for tuning. the only dyno runs you can use to compare are back-to-back runs on the same dyno with the same car.
03-13-2006, 05:03 PM
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RE: Bullitt Dyno run, Is this correct?
ORIGINAL: redass02gt
it's not meant for figuring out exactly how much HP you have, it's meant for tuning.
it's not meant for figuring out exactly how much HP you have, it's meant for tuning.
I'm was just saying that I have seen alot of posts on ppl asking what the stock HP is on 5 speed GT is. THX to complex variables and the machining process, similar GTs would show different results. However, once and for all a stock baseline would be established.
03-13-2006, 05:10 PM
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RE: Bullitt Dyno run, Is this correct?
dynos measure in hp, but there are also too many variables which cannot be eliminated or controlled to make a dyno run and then say "All stock 5 speeds should dyno XXXHP". just temperature and humidity can change your HP numbers by 10 or more HP.
03-13-2006, 05:46 PM
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RE: Bullitt Dyno run, Is this correct?
ORIGINAL: redass02gt
dynos measure in hp, but there are also too many variables which cannot be eliminated or controlled to make a dyno run and then say "All stock 5 speeds should dyno XXXHP". just temperature and humidity can change your HP numbers by 10 or more HP.
dynos measure in hp, but there are also too many variables which cannot be eliminated or controlled to make a dyno run and then say "All stock 5 speeds should dyno XXXHP". just temperature and humidity can change your HP numbers by 10 or more HP.