Numbers seem a bit low to me. What do you guys think?
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Numbers seem a bit low to me. What do you guys think? Update!
I finally got my car tuned. It was tuned at West Bend Dyno. They use a mustang dyno. My car has mods in sig. They called and told me it made 380whp/340wtq. Does that seem on par with my mods? I was thinking closer to 400whp.
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380rwhp on a mustang dyno with unported heads is decently stout
Do you know if the converter was locked or unlocked? Most likely locked, but if it was unlocked that it really stout. Take it to the track. Dynos are tools and when was the last time you raced a ratchet?
Do you know if the converter was locked or unlocked? Most likely locked, but if it was unlocked that it really stout. Take it to the track. Dynos are tools and when was the last time you raced a ratchet?
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Thanks. Now I have more things to read on here!!
The car pulls alot harder now with the cam and stock 243's. Next up is to have A.I. port the heads, ud pulley, and get a true dual exhaust.
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Good numbers. I always find it odd when people chase numbers with a dynojet. Tune it reliably and race it. A dyno is a tool that allows you to stay out of tickets LOL