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Old 06-22-2009, 08:14 AM
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Default Baseline Dyno Run

On Saturday I got the stang Dyno'd. 1991 LX hatchback. It's got 150k miles, burns a decent bit of oil, and has bad o2's. It has 275/40/R17s, 3.73s, and an aluminum driveshaft. It's also got MAC aluminum underdrive pulleys, shorties, 2.5" H pipe, 2.5" exhaust, timing bump, A/C delete, and some 1.72 rockers. Thanks to stock valve springs, the 1.72 rockers cause floating after 5300 rpm, so these runs stop just before that.

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Old 06-22-2009, 09:10 PM
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You're so close to the 200rwhp mark. The numbers actually look pretty good for having small bolt-ons. PLus you have a nice torque curve. Overall, nice numbers.
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ouch.

need's a rebuild and some heads
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Old 06-23-2009, 07:14 AM
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Haha, hence the baseline title. Now that the rest of the car can handle the power, it's time to tear into the motor. 130 amp alternator + electric fan/alum rad are in the works.
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Like ive said 9billion time's Mark 8 and DCC controler. work amazing.


what's the plan's for the motor?
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don't know which parts yet, but s/c 331 or 347 w/ aftermarket block
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347 a good block, 225cc heads and a procharger at 11-15lb's would be beastly
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Not bad not bad.
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Great numbers for a stock 5.0.
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numbers are a little weak compared to mine but not too bad. i went to a dynojet as well when my car was stock to get a baseline with basically the same mods you have. all i had was 3.73s, bbk shorties, o/r h-pipe, mac mufflers, 12* timing, underdrives and a 75mm MAF for 19# which was making it run really rich, 11.6 afr all the way through

she put down 215rwhp and 274rwtq

do you have an AOD or 5 speed? mine is a 5 speed
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