full bolt on dyno?
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yes 350 rwhp is possible... i dynoed just shy of 340 but i dont have EWP or pully.. most people dyno slightly above 340 in a non stalled auto w/ full boltons, but some dyno higher too..
it depends on the kind of dyno and the weather.. it was 90+ degrees and 98% humidity for me.. i think with the weather now i may be able to get 350 on a good pull
it depends on the kind of dyno and the weather.. it was 90+ degrees and 98% humidity for me.. i think with the weather now i may be able to get 350 on a good pull
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Check this thread, full bolton dynos at the wheels:
https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamometer-results-comparisons/625197-how-much-have-guys-all-bolt-ons-seen-dyno-wheels.html
https://ls1tech.com/forums/dynamometer-results-comparisons/625197-how-much-have-guys-all-bolt-ons-seen-dyno-wheels.html
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this would be great news if I managed to squeeze 350RWHP out of the stock engine. I am adding an LS6 intake tomorrow that I bought for $250. After, that I'll likely be getting HP tuners and learning that system. And then we will see what happens w/ a dyno or dynotune!!!
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Remember dyno numbers mean **** moast of the time.
Dyno type and correction factors used can easily alter dyno readings by 20-40rwhp for the same car.
BTW - If the dyno numbers have been SAE corrected as opposed to STD then it doesn't matter what the weather or humidty were outside.
Dyno type and correction factors used can easily alter dyno readings by 20-40rwhp for the same car.
BTW - If the dyno numbers have been SAE corrected as opposed to STD then it doesn't matter what the weather or humidty were outside.