MexGT

Then I´d just get it to 17 psi

Mishri

after reading for awhile on forums and hearing how different dynos give totally different numbers and many aren't calibrated correctly i no long believe dyno #s.. show me the track #s...

ADudeInNewJersey

^^^ +1 I don't believe dynos anymore due to the fact that one dyno told I had 250rwhp after a CAI/Tune 3.73s and Long tubes..... I just stick to my track times....I hope to put a turbo in soon!


-John

jdback19

Power is power dude correct me if I am wrong but does'nt more fuel+more air= more power? Why would you go off of track numbers anyways?There are so many variables that can take a badass car and make it run about as fast as a Honda Odessey. Take my car for instance my best so far at the track is a 12.5 at 120 why!??? you ask. Because I am rolling around on the stock 17" Pirellis, stock suspension, stock driveshaft (no hard launches), and a fugged up clutch. Ungodly wheel spin+granny shifting=****ty times. My car has gone from 485hp at 9psi to 515 at 9 psi to its current 565 at 9psi the only thing thats changed is the tune the open exhaust isnt were all the power increase came from.

bchataroo

Isn't it the air flow that matters? Less restriction will mean more flow withsame pressure.

Please correct me if I am wrong.

Later

MexGT

Yeah that might be right, you need the perfect conditions for a 99% acurate dyno run. Also you need the perfect setup to achieve your cars true potential, driver-wise and car-wise.

sawyer

I dynoed 538 rwhp at 17 psi[:@]Hence the new 3.4 liter Whipple is on the way. You will get more hp at the same boostover twin screw, but your numbers are astronimical, I am sure you a very happy with it, so that is all that matters

forensicsteve

Awesome numbers. Does seem a tad high though for a 62 at 9lbs. Maybe they use a Dynojet which can read 7-10 higherthan aMustangdyno??? I have dynoed my caron both and the Dynojet always gave the higher numbersby that percentage.

06Saleen3V

In no way am I calling you a liar..and congratulations BTW...but it seems a little too high for 9psi regardless of supporting mods. I would take it to another dyno to see if you are pulling the same numbers

jdback19

Lets not forget temperature change it was about 45 degrees yesterday.