REDBOSS1

I can not get a dyno test were I am at and don't know of any track that is close. What should a 08 GT with Brenspeed 93 tune, 4.10 FRPP gears, Steeda CAI, and Steeda UDP's be doing 0-60mph and 1/4 mile in? Thanks.

mac10chap

I'd say the 0-60 should be around a 4.6-4.8 second depending on how well you drive.

you're 1/4 should be a high 12 to a low 13, once again, depending on how well you drive. those gears will help you out quite a bit in the quarter. i'd say trapping around a 103mph

white_lightning

There is a dyno Application for iphone/ ipod has a dynometer thats really accurate. Dynolicious is the best for accuracy, I think it costs about $15 which is way cheaper then dyno time. Maybe you have an ipod touch or iphone; or harass a friend to hook it up.

BudgetPlan1

I gotta believe there is a dyno somewhere near you; try these dyno locators:

http://www.mustangdyne.com/locator.htm

http://www.dynojet.com/dyno_centers/...utomotive.aspx

mac10chap

white lightning, please tell me that you're joking...right???

white_lightning

dead serious. I saw a magazine report in either motor trend, Road and Track, or Automobile that tested the dynolicious VS. vbox and their own testing unit that they use for vehicle reviews, and the ipod with dynolicious was Bang on accurate. Iphone and touch ipods have an accelerometer, you input the vehicles weight and the ipod does the rest.

http://wot.motortrend.com/6274254/te...red/index.html

this isn't the article that was in the print magazine but just something I found. I remember in the magazine all the 0-60 / 0-100 and 1/4 mile times were accurate within a 1/10th of a second!

DarkJFMan

mmmm... WOW, I gotta try that.

mac10chap

well holy crap...that stands a chance to be amazing...i have an iphone, i think i may try it out

white_lightning

MAC10 - worst case scenario its only a 10-15$ expirement - let the forum know about your experience after you try it!

Stone629

Check out my sig OP. I'm basically running those mods, but I have a custom tune. My 1/4 passes have all been made in 93 degree heat so far, so some high 12s are obtainable with some cooler air.