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Old 07-08-2009, 05:33 PM
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wat can i expect the rwhp numbers of a mach 1 to be with a good tune running 93 octane? thanks
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Old 07-08-2009, 09:47 PM
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i have Slp longtubes catback n x pipe. k&n intake. sct xcal3 tune and put down 308/322 on a dyno
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not bad numbers
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A guy from our group has a 5-speed 04 Mach 1 with a cai, long tubes and h pipe, catback, and tune. He's at 305 rwhp.

Stock he said it was 272 rwhp.
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thanks guys im gettin a mach soon and just checking out wat i can expect ne more input is welcome
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i have seen as high as 320 with just bolt ons
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I have an O/R x, flo's, CAI, and a dyno tune and put down 293/303 on a mustang dyno @ 1200 ft elevation. I'd say with some long tubes and an intake spacer, it would be an easy 310 rwhp.

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Old 07-10-2009, 09:29 AM
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You can do better than that. I made the numbers in my sig a while back...and have since added the Fidanza flywheel & ported short runner. Shooting for 360 rwhp.
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Originally Posted by PCPRO
You can do better than that. I made the numbers in my sig a while back...and have since added the Fidanza flywheel & ported short runner. Shooting for 360 rwhp.
A local guy with a mach has fidanza alum. flywheel, and an aluminum DS, and said he noticed no difference. I don't see how, but thats what he said. And that stuff isn't cheap.
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I saw dyno slips from 2 different people who installed the Fidanza; 1 picked up 10 rwhp and the other picked up 11.
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