Lpp headers and Lid numbers not to bad..
07-25-2009, 08:34 PM
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Lpp headers and Lid numbers not to bad.. I was home on leave and bored so I figured I would hit up the guys over at RDP in Painsville Ohio. the dude over there "dynosteve" has the fastest challenger on the planet check them out if you need a tune around the cleveland area. Anyways I think the numbers are pretty good for just some Lpp headers, ORY, magna flow cat back, and a Lid. I don't have a pic of the Torque numbers I will try and get them up here tonight.
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07-26-2009, 04:33 AM
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Look...I'm not saying that this is impossible but here's what i got. Lpp headers and y with the magnaflow catback, P&P TB and a lid. Put down 314rwhp SAE on a dyno dynamics also. AFR was stuck at 13.0 and 27degrees peak timing. Car ran 11.99@113 in +1350DA. Weighs 3320 with me in it through a a4 unlocked. Take it to the track and get a number. That will give you a better idea where u are at.
07-26-2009, 09:22 AM
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I don't know man we started out at 345 and after the tune it got up to 385. RDP is a company that moved here from Australia and that is where the dyno is from maybe that is why it is high? I will try and find a local dyno around here and compare the numbers.
07-26-2009, 06:29 PM
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Its a little out of the way, but there are a few in Columbia if you don't mind a little bit of a drive. The muffler shop downtown has a dynojet and from what I've seen has given the most legitimate numbers.
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Here's the thing about the dyno. There are so many ways to skew the data with the correction factors. When my buddies bought the dyno, it came with a sheet of correction factors for different dyno's. The weather can also be skewed. Not sayn it's impossible....just not likely.
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08-11-2009, 09:41 PM
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Or... Maybe the other dynos are low and this ones right. hmm. Why dont you just go get a mustang and dynojet to go with this one. Then maybe go to 5 or 10 different tracks and post numbers. But wait what about the weather. Oh crap!!!
I feel for you. You can never please the dyno crowd on here. Nice numbers. The LPP's look nice. Enjoy.
I feel for you. You can never please the dyno crowd on here. Nice numbers. The LPP's look nice. Enjoy.
