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Old 05-05-2006, 04:33 PM
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Default 408 A4 Dyno Numbers, What Did You Make?

Curious what people have made with their 408 A4 cars.

Also please mention if Mustang or Dynojet.

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Numbers in sig!. This car pulls like a mother! I still haven`t sprayed her yet! Still breaking in the motor and learning how to drive with the new power. I would put her up against any 530-550rwhp 6sp.
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I take it this was on a dynojet?
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Djet.. C5 A4 408 238/242 113 501/477
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YES! My intake is killing me with the ET heads. They outflow my intake. I`m working on a new intake to help them breath better. I didn`t realize they would flow so well!
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Djet.. C5 A4 408 238/242 113 501/477
Whats the lift on this cam 2c5 ?
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Originally Posted by beardWS6
YES! My intake is killing me with the ET heads. They outflow my intake. I`m working on a new intake to help them breath better. I didn`t realize they would flow so well!
Your nitrous numbers are especially stout.
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I Dunno Yet Still need a TuneBut she feels strong
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On a side note, how much does the AVERAGE 408 cost to build? Good looking numbers guys!
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10k+ depending on parts and builder.

Maybe less if you shop all the parts and then have someone build the bottom end and assemble the rest yourself.
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Originally Posted by =ZoomZ=
Whats the lift on this cam 2c5 ?

.605 / .610
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For around 10K I got a complete motor with ET 245 heads. This was everything new except intake etc. Worth every penny! If your not going to spray or put a big turbo on etc, go alumin block. the iron is to hold up better with boost and spray!!
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One out of our shop with a very mild cam dyno'd 440 rwhp on a Mustang and that is with an unlocked 3600 stall. Expect the car to go high 10's when we are done (full weight car).
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Not a 408 just yet, but the 383 put down 459/421 through a Rossler 4L60E, 12 bolt and a PT4200 NA. It ran 10.60s in the 1/4 @ 3520#s.

The 408 should bump the HP/TQ up and the ET down a bit hopefully. I'll post the dyno#s within a week.....good or bad.
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Good Luck, let us know how it goes!
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anyone else?

Mustang dyno results preferred...
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Originally Posted by 2c5s
.605 / .610
Wow, that thing must idle nice with that lower duration.
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How about 530/570 on a DynaPack? Not an A4, but an A3 race only setup. Still a hydraulic cam though.
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I finally got to dyno the new set up yesterday on the Mustang dyno. It put down 496 rwhp and 470ish TQ. The Dynojet was out of service and we didn't really play with fueling or timing too much the WB wasn't working either. We left it at 27* timing and added a little fuel since it increased hp when we added a little fuel prior to that. I didn't realize they had pull new belts on the car so we were running the PS and AC on those pulls.

That was locked through a 4L60E and a 12 bolt w/3.73 gears. I will post a new thread with the dyo graph when I get a chance. It is surprisingly very streetable.

It's a iron block 408, ported 5.3 heads and the cam is a custom grind 248/252 112+4.
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Nice numbers!


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