How good are my numbers?
08-05-2008, 10:04 PM
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How good are my numbers?
Alright, so I got my car Dyno'd the other day on a Mustang Dyno and I got my sheet to show my numbers.
How good do you think they are for what I have done?
Performance Mods:
Xcal3 tune from Doug at Bamachips - 91 Torque Tune
18x10.5 FR500 - 275/40zr/18 Nitto555 Tires
Pypes Performance Street Legal X-Pipe
C&L Cold Air Intake
What should my car be running at with my mods? Are my numbers acceptable.
Horse Power: 218.9
Torque: 240
How good do you think they are for what I have done?
Performance Mods:
Xcal3 tune from Doug at Bamachips - 91 Torque Tune
18x10.5 FR500 - 275/40zr/18 Nitto555 Tires
Pypes Performance Street Legal X-Pipe
C&L Cold Air Intake
What should my car be running at with my mods? Are my numbers acceptable.
Horse Power: 218.9
Torque: 240
Dammit I want that BAMA tune[
]LOL Gotta put in some overtime @ work
08-05-2008, 10:53 PM
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RE: How good are my numbers?
The printout doesn't say "Mustang Dyno". It says Dynomite (another brand entirely).
Your numbers seem high for what you have, and that may be why. Hard to say how a "DYNOmite" stacks up against a Mustang or Dynojet.
Your numbers seem high for what you have, and that may be why. Hard to say how a "DYNOmite" stacks up against a Mustang or Dynojet.
08-05-2008, 11:26 PM
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RE: How good are my numbers?
ORIGINAL: Torch_Vert
The printout doesn't say "Mustang Dyno". It says Dynomite (another brand entirely).
Your numbers seem high for what you have, and that may be why. Hard to say how a "DYNOmite" stacks up against a Mustang or Dynojet.
The printout doesn't say "Mustang Dyno". It says Dynomite (another brand entirely).
Your numbers seem high for what you have, and that may be why. Hard to say how a "DYNOmite" stacks up against a Mustang or Dynojet.
08-06-2008, 10:31 AM
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RE: How good are my numbers?
Hah, I thought Dynomite was some lame spin on the word they did, and for some reason thought the Mustang Dyno was the where the car has the back wheels sit on the rollers, I was actually told that the DynoJet (Where they take of the back wheels) runs about 5hp higher.
Yeah thanks for letting me know about the numbers, i'm gonna post a video today and you guys can listen to the throat in this exhaust, made me damn proud!
Thanks and check back soon!
-Josh
Yeah thanks for letting me know about the numbers, i'm gonna post a video today and you guys can listen to the throat in this exhaust, made me damn proud!
Thanks and check back soon!
-Josh
08-06-2008, 12:27 PM
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RE: How good are my numbers?
ORIGINAL: Playboy06
Hah, I thought Dynomite was some lame spin on the word they did, and for some reason thought the Mustang Dyno was the where the car has the back wheels sit on the rollers, I was actually told that the DynoJet (Where they take of the back wheels) runs about 5hp higher.
Yeah thanks for letting me know about the numbers, i'm gonna post a video today and you guys can listen to the throat in this exhaust, made me damn proud!
Thanks and check back soon!
-Josh
Hah, I thought Dynomite was some lame spin on the word they did, and for some reason thought the Mustang Dyno was the where the car has the back wheels sit on the rollers, I was actually told that the DynoJet (Where they take of the back wheels) runs about 5hp higher.
Yeah thanks for letting me know about the numbers, i'm gonna post a video today and you guys can listen to the throat in this exhaust, made me damn proud!
Thanks and check back soon!
-Josh
If the car is RWD of course the rear wheels will sit on the rollers and same for FWD with the front wheels...
There's a bigger difference than just 5hp between a Mustang Dyno anda DynoJet.
You can read about the DYNOmite here:
http://www.land-and-sea.com/chassis-...assis-dyno.htm
