I had my car dyno'd today.
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It was done with a Dynojet. Correction factor?? I have no clue what that means. I can post the before and after graphs if someone will tell me how. But the only info it has other than the hp/tq is the af which is 12ish from what it looks like. It had a base tune when I took it in and it was 342.xx hp and 328.xx tq. I also have a G force drive shaft which is lighter than the stock one I don't know how much of a HP figure rotating mass will give.
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Ah, you didn't mention the tune. Then yes, those numbers are right. Correction factor is a multiplier that takes into account the pressure/temperature conditions at your current location so as to be comparable with someone else who dynos in completely different conditions. I'd do a search on it if you want a full understanding. But yeah, go ahead and post the graph.