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Old 02-07-2006, 08:35 PM
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Question Difference in dyno numbers locked converter vs T-56 ??

I put down 405 rwhp and 365 rwtq (dynojet)with my converter locked last year. I am converting to an T-56 in April and was wondering what extra gains I would see on the dyno ? Also, will be using an CF driveshaft instead of the stock steel one that is in it now...

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Old 02-07-2006, 08:49 PM
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The more power you make, the bigger the difference. At your power level, with your mods, you'll probably make 425-430 rwhp with the 6 speed. Add the ported FAST 90/90 and gain at least 20 more.
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I would say around 20hp or so....
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i'm with Patrick at least 20 rwhp with M6

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Thanks for your inputs !!
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I've heard of someone that lost around 65hp going from a 6 speed to a th 350 with a big stall So even if he could lock that converter it would be around a 30 hp loss from the 6 speed
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unless dyno #s are your main concern, don't worry about it because an M6 should almost always lose to an A4 with a good stall at the track.




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