dyno day results
05-13-2006, 07:09 PM
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dyno day results
the local club had a dyno day today, so i finally got to see how many horses im putting down. it was on a mustang dyno, that also had a full tree for simulated ¼ mile runs.
my best dyno pull showed 194.1 hp at 4973rpms, 239.4 ft/lbs at 3371rpm
this was the first time i did any kind of ¼ mile run, simulated or not.
rt: 1.041
60': 1.48
330': 5.76
1/8th: 9.24
1000': 12.16
¼: 14.66 @ 90.73 mph
so i guess its time for me to go buy some long tube headers and give it dual exhaust. ive got a new roller cam being made right now, should be here by the 20th, im betting those changes will improve performace significantly
my best dyno pull showed 194.1 hp at 4973rpms, 239.4 ft/lbs at 3371rpm
this was the first time i did any kind of ¼ mile run, simulated or not.
rt: 1.041
60': 1.48
330': 5.76
1/8th: 9.24
1000': 12.16
¼: 14.66 @ 90.73 mph
so i guess its time for me to go buy some long tube headers and give it dual exhaust. ive got a new roller cam being made right now, should be here by the 20th, im betting those changes will improve performace significantly
05-13-2006, 08:22 PM
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RE: dyno day results
lol, id say. thats a heck of a 60. prolly measures it as if it had the perfect launch too or something. i pray for a 1.5 60, hopefully this year, maybe.
ORIGINAL: JD1969
I use one of those dynos all the time, his 1/4 and 1/8 numbers look right on but the 60' foot is not right. But good numbers and Mustang Dynos are fun machines
I use one of those dynos all the time, his 1/4 and 1/8 numbers look right on but the 60' foot is not right. But good numbers and Mustang Dynos are fun machines
05-13-2006, 08:44 PM
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RE: dyno day results
yea, it would be tuff to silulate that one. a 1.48 sounds like a perfect takeoff with the time it gave you so it prolly dont factor in any spin at all.
ORIGINAL: tokinGLX
everybody was turning damn good 60' times. i figure thats the one factor that you cant simulate without having the rubber on the pavement
everybody was turning damn good 60' times. i figure thats the one factor that you cant simulate without having the rubber on the pavement
05-14-2006, 04:05 AM
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RE: dyno day results
NHRA Super Street totally prepped cars run about 1.46-1.48 with a trans brake, lotsa gears and lotsa tire.
They run 10.90 for there index..
Think something was a tick off with that machine. Sounds like fun.........
They run 10.90 for there index..
Think something was a tick off with that machine. Sounds like fun.........
05-14-2006, 10:42 AM
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RE: dyno day results
ORIGINAL: FiveLiterRiceEater
1.041 rt and a 1.48 60?! maybe in a jet. that machine was screwed. everything else sounds right except the 60
1.041 rt and a 1.48 60?! maybe in a jet. that machine was screwed. everything else sounds right except the 60
05-14-2006, 10:47 AM
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RE: dyno day results
ORIGINAL: JD1969
RT has nothing to do with 60 foot time ot ET at all.
ORIGINAL: FiveLiterRiceEater
1.041 rt and a 1.48 60?! maybe in a jet. that machine was screwed. everything else sounds right except the 60
1.041 rt and a 1.48 60?! maybe in a jet. that machine was screwed. everything else sounds right except the 60